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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
5
A string of short notes lists visitors and callers to the Dothan area, including Miss Alice Wattard, Verinin, Adams of Ovark, Miss Rebbi Ghonat, and Jordon from Heabend. Several business trips are noted, with names like JS Calloway of Newton and Colbert VeGriff at Columbia.
The theater announces a two week program featuring Pathe Freres Comedy How'd You Like to Be the Hoodoo and the illustrated song Way Down South in Dixie. New reels and machines promise a better show. Local residents mention travelers passing through Dothan and nearby towns.
An old advertisement notes Hexamethylendtetramine as a claimed solvent and antiseptic for kidney issues. It urges taking Foley’s Kidney Remedy at early signs of kidney trouble to avoid serious illness and promotes a sale by a dealer.
The Poplar Head Pressing Club issues cards for 125 dollars good for one cent and one suit cleaning per renewal. The credit system is continued and these cards are valid until used up.
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