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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
6
In a sad Atlanta tale, FE O Wilson recalls his wife’s long illness starting in 1912. After doctors,Hospital stays, and mounting debt, the family faced a feared imminent death while a little daughter and husband waited in a darkened room for the end.
Mrs. E. O. Wilson of Atlanta recalls a dire illness eased by Tantac based on a magazine ad. She bought Tartine for her ailing wife, who quickly improved and regained strength, aided by a community floral offering from the Typographical Union Woman's Auxiliary. The testimony shifts to an advertisement and other commercial claims.
A scrambled newspaper fragment presents old advertising lines for Red Cross Ball Blue and agency services, intercut with a slight mistake anecdote about a visitor and a student. A father and son exchange a punning wisdom line about bragging after success.
Advertises Green's August Flower as a remedy for disorders from disordered digestion to sick headache and nervous symptoms. Claims it laxates, regulates digestion, cleanses the stomach and intestinal canal, stimulates bile and blood purification, and that two doses relieve. Notes fifty years of use in the United States and other countries. Includes odd lines about reputations and a counterfeit claim.
A Morrilton area gathering in the Senate chamber drew about 40 delegates from the Van Buren to Morrilton sections to discuss highway plans. The campaign included officials such as W. I. Halbrook and CO Cruce, with an executive committee named and a Plant Board appointed by Governor Brough to inspect rural and farm products.
Vintage warning ad promoting Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. Claims calomel harms bones and saliva, while Liver Tone cleanses liver and bowels, lifts energy, and leaves the user feeling well next morning. Highlights a money back guarantee and vegetable formula.
A garbled OCR fragment references topics on medicine, weight ideals, and health tips. It mentions Hetty, a person, and a few names like Pharvey G. Beek and University topics. The text is highly unreadable but suggests discussions of dieting, medicine, and social flirtation.
Fragmented OCR warns mothers about California Syrup of Figs as a laxative for feverish constipated children. The text decries counterfeit bottles and urges store checks for genuine packaging and dosing guidance, noting risks from improper use.
Fragmentary notice echoes a sales pitch about a remedy reno vtine and ene vine for the heart with a dollar price and a call to action. The text blends garbled phrases, dates, and street scene hints including a porch, a moon, and everyday grocery items like onions or potatoes offered with purchases.
The text urges attention to kidney and urinary system health, warning against neglect and malfunctions. It promotes using a tonic from Kilmer & Co to test benefits, emphasizes avoiding heart and bladder issues, and suggests requesting a sample through the newspaper.
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