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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
6
An advertisement extols Jad Salts as a harmless, inexpensive remedy to flush sluggish kidneys. It claims four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for several days clears kidney discomfort, relieves urinary pain, and prevents bladder disorders, endorsed by a local druggist. The piece ends with a light joke about Miss Preity and seasonal matrimonial chatter.
A fragmentary exchange features a weary damsel asking about playing with hands and a gad spucuuon reply. The lines reference Wartmouth dying of Lantern in a terse, unclear snippet.
OCR fragments describe malaria cures and fever treatment, a Drexel Institute housing issue for older women and out of town students, a dean in charge, a curatorial inquiry about old canvases stored at Auteuil, and a painting titled Adoration of the Magi by Thitoret. Names include Mrs Hacon and Browning.
A testimonial from a female user crediting Postum with improving stomach issues and nerves after giving up coffee. She notes stronger digestion, energy, and the ability to eat freely, and cites Postum as the initial aid and ongoing substitute for coffee. Product details follow, highlighting Regular and Instant Postum with pricing and preparation, ending with a marketing slogan “There’s a Reason.”
Fragmented OCR text shows a chaotic report mentioning James O'Byrne and a Wilson-supported figure, with references to party struggles and a disputed vote. The readable portions imply a congressional context, party names, and mentions of endorsements and outcomes, but the passage is largely garbled and unrecoverable.
Fragmented OCR lists names and roles including Arkans as postmasters and clerks. Mentions dates and locations such as Lathe Vilfocy Magnetin Santane and Uytheole ne trinhlig, with several uncertain items like Hareway and Dearie PTL. Contains scattered references to civic duties and new hires.
The court restrained many from interfering with mine property of Movin Voir Foal Company. Proceedings reference tape adoption and labor issues, with directives to cease actions that threaten ownership. Passage notes involve Amelia commence and freight carrier relations, seeking to promote shipping and supply lines.
Milor Stave Company of Arkadelphia Ark files complaints with the Interstate Commerce Commission against 20 Texas railroads. Alleged oilitant and discriminatory rites linked to movements from Arkadelphia and Avidown to Houston Texas City and Galveston on slaves and headings in carload totals.
In Washington a vigorous protest arose against omitting New Orleans and Omaha from the federal reserve bank elites. Louisiana Representative Dupre read resolutions from New Orleans and urged Congress to reflect the city’s sentiment on the perceived unfairness. Public dissatisfaction with the exclusion was voiced in the House.
A garbled report blends a wedding notice with references to political events, timelines, and figures. The fragment mentions May weddings, a presidential trip, and campaign actions, with multiple place names and organizations embedded amid unclear passages.
Reading a fragmented report, officials and notables are named in a drive to build a regional highway from the Gulf coast through Lake Chories area, with elected officers including Walter Ges and Tobit Tae Jr. in New Orleans, and a gubernatorial second primary anticipated between BB Comer and Charles Henderson. Comer leads with 41,918 votes, Henderson has 3,258.
Denver police report Rev Otis L Spurson, who attacked after a Catholic clergy lecture, was beaten Sunday night and later found 14 miles from Denver. He remained unable to recount details due to internal hemorrhages, with doctors noting his injuries while he is hospitalized.
Arkansas reports show numerous mayoral races and aldermen elected in cities from Little Rock to Jonesboro and beyond. Key names include city clerks, treasurers, and attorneys. many races were decided by clear margins and party affiliations noted in the summaries.
A writer earning fifty dollars yearly mocks aspiring poets by noting the true pay in verse. He recalls a young woman asking about poet dreams, and he replies his dream is simply three square meals a day a clean home and an occasional scented cigar.
A short dialogue ponders the fate of the soft coal dissolution movement. One speaker asks how it will end, and the other quips that it will end "in amoke," a playful mispronunciation suggesting smoke or trouble ahead.
Two letters from Chicago and Dayton praise Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound for relieving female troubles and headaches. One reader claims the tonic helped avoid an operation and urges others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co with confidential, woman-to-woman replies.
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