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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1914
Page
4
An excerpt discussing national dances and stage performances with mentions of figures such as Mrs Flora Shea and Mrs Geleratedt. The text is fragmented but indicates a review or note on October events and upcoming scenes, with references to cultural exchanges and dances.
Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens urges UDCC members in Alabama and Savannah Ga to attend the twenty first annual convention in Savannah November 11 14. She stresses paying taxes promptly and obtaining credential blanks, outlining representation rules and division leadership as part of the notices to all chapters.
A terse exhortation urges citizens to study state conditions and be prepared to respond boldly with education relief monumental and other public good works. The note emphasizes readiness to act in support of civic initiatives and reforms.
An article promotes a grape and lemon salt remedy for kidney issues caused by excessive, rich meals. It claims the product cleanses the kidneys, reduces uric acid, eases back pain and headaches, and helps eliminate bladder irritation with a fizzy lithia water drink available at local stores.
A garbled ad-like passage touts a tonic claimed to act on the liver with mild side effects and cautions about purchasing power differences. Mentions of Mr. Meyer Levine in Dothan and a Montgomery visit appear. Social note: G S Jackson hosts a dance at the club tonight honoring guests from Bainbridge Georgia with a stag house party.
Advert shows a remedy promising to cure piles in 5 to 14 days with a refund and offers to apply to East and Rest, Shc. The garbled text suggests a medical advertisement claim for hemorrhoids and money back guarantee.
Local voices urge merchants to switch from jute to cotton bags, arguing cotton tagging aids cotton farmers and South benefits. A St Louis wholesale note and shopper pressure are cited to push demand for cotton bags and imitative pricing.
A 1900s style advertisement touts GETS-IT as a simple corn cure with two drops. It claims no sticking, no inflammation, no scraping tools, and easy 2 step application. Sold by local distributors and available direct from E Lawrence & Co Chicago.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Rasol Compound as a best selling gray hair solution. It claims the product darkens hair evenly, restores vitality, stops dandruff and itching, and quickly makes users look decades younger. The pitch targets men and women desiring a natural look.
Fragment reads as a local ad noting mash and scratch feed from Bu. W. Clendioga located at 125 North Street and 120 on Drews Street with unclear context.
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