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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1930
Page
3
A mixed look at daily meals featuring Bras Cypter Peach and Jere items, baked breakfast, luncheon, and dinner options with soups, salads, and desserts, followed by community notes on meetings, telephoned illness updates, weddings, and club activities in Dothan and surrounding towns. Details include hospital visits, society announcements, and forthcoming church events with names of individuals and local organizations.
W T Baker testifies in Barbour County on Nov 7 1930 recounting a shooting involving himself and the Walker brothers near Blue Springs. He says Golson brought a mule and tensions rose as Lawrence and Albert Walker drew knives and guns leading to multiple shots as Baker’s family tried to intervene. Albert Walker later told a different version on Nov 4 in The Eagle.
After forty constipation is a common danger with potential piles and other disorders. The ad urges bowel care at any age and promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe doctor recommended laxative for men women and children. It claims tested long practice and worldwide popularity with easy daily use and no griping. Big bottles available at drug stores.
The Phillip Green Grocery Company announces A. Lawrence has joined as a salesman. Lawrence, a nephew of Mr. Green, arrives from Chicago and will reside in Dothan, living at his uncle Phillip Green's Morgan Street home for now.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a curb market schedule with items like buttermilk corn cans and references to Tuesdays and days from a city guide, suggesting a brief local market notice rather than a full article.
The fragment discusses a private named Firat Cla and questions about a sergeant’s promotion and recruiting. It mentions the 1st Seng Sergeant as the high enlisted man and asks who may be promoted or receive a role. The text is unclear on details or outcomes.
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