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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
2
An OCR fragment outlines road construction plans in North Arkansas, naming multiple counties and towns, with volunteers organized into units under supervisors. It mentions funding, political figures, and forthcoming public notices affecting county residents.
Advice on planting onions early with white or yellow sets, improving soil and feeding with a weed cut before seeding, and fostering breeding in turkeys. Emphasizes introducing fresh blood by mating own offspring rather than relying on older stock, maintaining fowl comfort, and planning for cleaner, healthier feeds.
The piece critiques Easter as a holiday shaped by social rituals and consumer culture. It contrasts sacred meaning with secular excesses, noting fashion, nightlife, and gatherings at resorts as common expressions, while highlighting concerns about gluttony, disguise, and moral temptations amid the celebration.
The lily, once called the fly of the annunciation, is said to have been brought from North America to Europe where it bloomed on Lebanon and Mount Hermon and soon took root in British gardens, with rustic roving blooms appearing in southern England meadows.
The article outlines Pauls argument in First Corinthians about the resurrection as central to the gospel. It notes Jesus risen and alive, lists witnesses including Peter the apostles and five hundred, and discusses the implications for believers and the defeat of death through Christ.
Millions drink hot water with lime stone phosphate each morning as an internal bath. Proponents claim it flushes the stomach liver kidneys and bowels removing waste and toxins. The pamphlet-style appeal warns of headaches insomnia and other ailments from toxins while urging readers to acquire limestone phosphate.
The readable fragments describe a local event involving Sry Surlatyy and Leo with uncertain details. The text mentions girls and a setting at a venue associated with a community group or school cheered by observers. Specific names and places remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
Kevinle oN C Mra WH Rhoades of RLD No 4 describes years of female health suffering and abdominal pain. After trying remedies, she found relief using Cardul and Black Draught, endorsing them to neighbors as a permanent cure and urging suffering women to try Cardul. She notes improvements since pregnancy and lasting health, with testimonials claiming benefits.
Receipt for darkening gray hair without dyes promotes Calprian Hair Color Restorer. Applied daily for a week then weekly, it claims to transform premature gray to a uniform dark shade with no visible gray, leaving hair soft thick and lustrous. Sold with a money back guarantee by drug stores or send prepaid to Kan Front 51 Memphis Tenn.
An unsigned ad claims Mantation Chill Tonte can guard against chills and fever within a week. It assures a money back refund after a proper trial and urges men to sip oil as a remedy rather than boring routines. The text is unclear and relies on promotional language with vague guarantees.
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