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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1945
Page
6
A wartime advice column counsels a group of government workers wives facing a 30 day limit on time with their husbands away at war. It urges applying the Golden Rule and imagining a future without the soldier to weigh whether a dream vacation is worth potential family strain.
Mrs Nolaith of Johns, Pa, wife of Local Miner's president, credits Retonga for restoring appetite and sleep after years of stomach pain and gas from insufficient stomach juice. She claims the product eased distress and helped her perform housework again. Adv states Retonga relieves digestion problems, loss of appetite, B1 deficiency and constipation and is available at Cash Drug Store.
A Dorothy Dix column answers readers on adoption, background, and happiness. It notes that adopting children is rarely easy due to red tape and public perceptions, yet states adopting does not guarantee or deny happiness. The piece also warns against proving a fiancé’s sobriety through love.
An advertisement promotes St Joseph Aspirin as the ideal pain reliever urging consumers to ask for it by name. It claims superiority and speed, touts genuine purity, and highlights low prices with 100 tablet size at five cents per tablet and a deal of nearly three for a cent.
Promoted Jack Halsten of Newton serves on LCS 46 in the South Pacific while Payton Halsten, husband of Merle Halsten, is promoted in Japan. Both are sons of Mr and Mrs Marvin Halston of Newton. Also included is an automobile starting tip about keeping the clutch pressed to ease cold starts and prevent transmission gear engagement.
Rabbi Ernst Appel, German-born educator and former concentration camp survivor, spoke at a Rotary Club program in Marianna. He will address Kiwanis lunch and the high school student body, en route to visit Florida State College for Women. Captain Rosa Lee Royall of the Army Nurse Corps also appeared, promoting the Victory Town drive.
The Chipley Kiwanis club held a meeting focusing on aiding returned veterans and dairy farm needs. Lt. A McCaskill and Dr James Coux from the community attended, with Paul Alford reporting. The group promoted Government guaranteed Series E Victory Loan Bonds as a profitable long term investment and was led by Rev A L McCattie in the president’s absence.
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