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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
2
President Wilson urges unity in support of the Great War, reviewing troops and stressing the need to back the Allied cause. He warns Germany's aims threaten liberty and self determination, urging loan support and national sacrifice to sustain the fight.
Nicaraguan leader General Emiliano Chamorro, a likely candidate for Nicaragua's presidency, is named minister to the United States. He has been a prominent figure since the Blue Bekis revolution that toppled Yo aya and shaped the current regime.
Amid conservative opposition General Chamorro withdrew to seek harmony and pledged to support Senor Diaz, a pledge he fulfilled according to the report.
Fragmentary text discusses southern constellations Corona Australia and Triangulum Australia and mentions a northern horizon tomes of the early summer. The readable fragment hints at celestial alignment or navigation context without a clear event or date.
Fragmentary OCR text shows disjointed phrases and proper nouns, with no coherent event or identifiable subjects to summarize into a full news item.
Unclear garbled text fragments describe a small device or mechanism. The passage mentions a hare, a penny, a pestle, and a potential chain of events affecting a device, but concrete facts, names, places, or dates are not discernible. The readable content resembles a storytelling sketch rather than a clear news item.
A garbled OCR item describes fireweed as a cosmopolitan plant spreading through burnt forests and across continents including America Europe and Asia. The text mixes terms like greid willow-lerd and Dornier ground with unclear claims about dyeing or visual effects.
The heaviest wood is produced by Henry Ploriita lenweed and the lightest wood comes from cork of southeastern Masoird. Both woods are said to grow across the United States.
Fragmentary note claims that The Farmer and His Food improves people. Mentions a farmer named Pout and a beet likely misheard as beet among garbled words. Unclear specifics, no dates or places readable.
The United States marks one year of war with a government review detailing army and naval expansion. It notes officers and enlisted growth, expeditionary forces, rail and port construction, ordnance, air service, and finances including Liberty bonds and allied loans.
Captain Corrigan shows a souvenir from son W. K. Corrigan in France. The lighter uses a one inch brass shell cap from a machine gun, filled with alcohol and lit by a steel wheel. A brass shell cap lid includes a French coin, a neat power contrivance, and a French woman is seen nearby.
German prisoners in France were asked last year if any were thermometer-tinker tradesmen and would they like to work at their craft, reflecting a shift from the old label Made in Germany to new wartime labor roles.
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