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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1914
Page
4
Mrs J W Grant hosts a social gathering at her North Wuster home with roses and chrysanthemum adornments. Attendees include Mrs Hebert Boyd and other club members. The event features tea, cake, and a warm blessing for guests.
In Alabama, a fiery municipal dispute involves the acting Fire Chief and city leaders amid cross accusations and rumors. The piece also notes a social event where local guests attended the OD AL Club and shared condolences, with Marguerite Ghent and Fred Ghent planning travel to Newark and winter residence changes for the Ghent party.
Vintage medical notes report Bare vegetable oils aiding digestion by cleansing lower bowels and blocking toxin absorption. A Chicago druggist of twenty years, Govene H. Meyr, is credited with curing many fevers and intestinal troubles using the treatment.
The City Council reinstated Ziglar as chief of the fire department after a council meeting, but firemen walked out in a strike. Alderman Grant pressed for resignations and control measures, while Mayor and officials denied blame and attempted to keep the station staffed.
A notice reports changes at Central Market premises with Allister named to run the Wa Bess in future at the same stand. Council members seek legal advice as tensions rise over leadership and recent resignations. Clem Ezell writes that there is no personal animosity and hopes for a peaceful resolution for the city. Lost dog notice ends the item.
In a council meeting the body discussed the health officer post with names floated. Dr M Sfeirnett was recommended during the 1444 1915 period, but the seat lapsed with the town’s transition. Mayor Baker appointed temporary health chief M S Stough as a stopgap amid ongoing quarrels and drafts.
An old advertisement claims four ounces of liquid arven applied at night will remove dandruff and stop itching by morning. It promises hair will become lustrous and silky after several applications and notes arven is available at drug stores. Also contains fragmented real estate and lost pet notices with dubious details.
The ad touts numerous farm and home bargains near Hartford and Slocomb, Alabama, with prices from 900 to 4,500 dollars. Listings include houses on College Avenue Alice Street Lafayette Avenue and Newton Lena streets, acreages with barns, and investment prospects near schools. Terms include cash portions and carrying at interest, with several properties marketed as exceptional values and rent-friendly options.
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