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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement touts Danderine as a cheap, quick remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims the scalp will be rid of dandruff after several applications with the hair becoming softer glossier and thicker. The piece also includes a misformatted political joke unrelated to the product.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a physician prescription medicine that strengthens the kidneys liver and bladder and has stood the test of years Druggists are urged to merit it and readers are invited to send ten cents for a temple bottle as a test sample
The article urges readiness and self care during cloudy weather and illness. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a natural tonic to restore stomach, liver, and nerve function and mentions its use as a temperance remedy.
A lesson discusses God as creator and preserver, and the Christian view of humanity as created in God's image. It emphasizes faith over worry, the priority of the kingdom, and proper trust in the Father for daily needs. The sermon cites Bible verses from Genesis, Psalm 90 22, Isaiah, Matthew, and Hebrews to support the themes.
A compact quotation attributed to General Gordon in which he states true gospel perception arises from complete forgetfulness of self, utter absence of pretension, and refusal to seek worldly praise or judgment.
A brief religious reflection notes that a true lover of God seeks no reward beyond God, warning that demanding other compensation would reveal attachment to the prize rather than to God itself. The saying emphasizes pure devotion over earthly gains.
The article urges Boy Scouts to dedicate a year to intensive outdoor scouting in honor of a great former president whose outdoor life shaped his character. It emphasizes daily acts of good turns, moral discipline, self-reliance, and preparation for a robust American citizenship through outdoor activities and rugged living.
A vintage note claims sage tea and sulfur restore faded hair to a natural dark shade. The method supposedly darkens one strand to test color and, with regular use, makes gray vanish by morning and leaves hair glossy.
An advertisement promotes Green's August Flower as a remedy for disordered stomachs indegestion sour stomach and related symptoms. It claims Atgret Pinner acts as a gentle laxative stimulates digestion and bile flow and sweetens the store with ingredients dried alum canal. It states the product is sold in all counties and urges readers to give it a trial.
Unclear phrases describe a contested sequence of events following a round of activity. The garbled text mentions Tih polit and Sas omy dee aye pier aqme es, with no clear names, places, or outcomes to identify. Further readable context is required for a precise summary.
The passage strings together lines about California Syrup of Figs, parography, pies, and various odd phrases. It references a remedy for indigestion and mentions pellets, a Dr Prisitissiness figure, and a dubious home remedy vibe without coherent narrative or clear event.
Advertisement warns kidney disease as major health threat and promotes medicines for catarrh and kidney issues. Claims from multiple products include Gold Medal Haarlem Oil and Hall's Catarrh Medicine with testimonials and a money back promise. Language resembles old patent medicine marketing style.
Ambiguous OCR text references Vacher Inc New Orleans and pricing hints. The fragment mentions winter ailments and health related items, advertising a broader catalog. The wording is garbled but implies sales or notices tied to prices and community commerce.
The federal council of the Churches of Christ in America votes a resolution praising the Boy Scout movement. It expresses deep sympathy and appreciation for its value to the church and notes member denominations’ commissions on relationships with Scouting.
Dallas scouts experiment with the Wolf cub idea by limiting to one group. Leaders observe if younger boys gain or lose interest after initial training in the Wolf cub patrol.
Reading and New London Scouts helped remove dead trees for fuel near a Roosevelt memorial. The state forestry department offered trees to Pennsylvania scouts and New London aldermen voted 250 dollars to the scouts for cleanup work. The gift goes to the local council for summer camp use.
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