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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1917
Page
3
Dr Max Wilson pays a heavy penalty for his faithlessness to Sidney as Carlotta Harrison’s influence resurfaces. Sidney is deeply involved and the full truth about K LeMoyne emerges.
Joe and Le Moyne flee the city after a tense night on the road. At Schwitters, Carlotta schemes as Max Wilson’s Stockton affair erupts, a shooting shocks the crowd, and Sidney’s loyalties collide with danger in a drama of longing and risk.
Fire Chief Eilat Whitehead outlines an online Seoul preparation and releasing plan for Fire Scout patrols. The program aims to recognize effort and prevent tires with instructional time, patrols, and a final service examination leading to election of crew and assistants.
The Tacoma Boy Scouts helped vulnerable residents by cutting weeds and shoveling snow this winter, dividing the town into districts to assist those in need. A Tokyo branch of the Boy Scouts, aided by U S military officials, formed with about twenty American youths from Tokyo Grammar School as the nucleus. The motto remains Be Prepared as scouts aim to rescue companions, endure challenges, and serve others and God.
Ann Mrs Rebecca Cox writes of long standing back trouble and poor health that improved after using Cardus. She recalls doctors deeming operation unnecessary and credits Cardus with restoring strength and appetite, enabling family to enjoy a happier life and new vitality. The letter endorses Cardus as a god send for women and general wellness.
An advertisement claims Bond's Liver Pull relieves biliousness, constipation, dizziness, and coated tongue by stimulating the liver at bedtime, promising a bright morning with no unpleasant effects. The note lists English coiner Qhee Vierurtt of England as having died in January, born May 1910.
An advertisement touts Renavine as a heart and nervous tonic that cures on first symptoms and urges immediate use before heart failure. It claims Renavine is a Turkish remedy with a price of one dollar and half a freedom themed slogan.
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