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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy replacing dangerous calomel. It claims quick stomach relief, improved energy, and a guaranteed refund, while contrasting calomel’s dangerous mercury side effects with the promised cleansing and health benefits.
A Kansas City Star excerpt discusses Danderine as a remedy for hair loss and the ineffective claims made by sellers. It notes skeptically that worried men face setbacks and various symptoms if the treatment fails, underscoring the need for caution in hair cures.
Transcript excerpts reveal fragmented dialogue on oversight and forgetfulness. Quotes discuss a chauffeur, a machine, and a blurred sequence of misheard phrases, with remarks on usefulness tied to choosing what to forget as well as what to remember.
A caution against buying aspirin outside Bayer packaging. Warns that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin bear the Bayer Cross on box and tablets. Notes risks from counterfeit talcum powder tablets and emphasizes Amer can made Bayer products in pocket boxes of 12 and larger bottles.
Chief Scout Executive James E West urges expanding the Boy Scout program to more youths nationwide. He stresses that fewer than 400000 registered scouts limits potential government outcomes and calls for decisive action to extend scouting benefits broadly.
Fragmentary lines describe people and places with scattered references to a country, service, and hometown assets. Names and concrete details are missing or garbled, yielding a vague, non-specific local note.
The Boy Scouts of America commend war service efforts and organized days of support for the war, praising members who collected stamps, assisted in campaigns, and aided production and morale. Leaders note the movement’s role alongside government aims and emphasize youth participation in national service.
Navy officers warn that a bill may curb scout activities related to radio operation as the navy needs radio antennas this week. The article notes past scouts aiding the country in wartime and recalls Luther Weaver of Brooklyn, an amateur operator on the U S transport Alcedo which sank in the war.
In Cordova Alaska on the Copper River and Northwestern railway a livewire troop celebrated its ninth scout anniversary in approved fashion. They then erected food shelters for birds contributed fifty cents each toward destinute Indians and delivered supplies to a needy family.
Forty eight of fifty nine Troop units within Indianapolis district operate through churches. One loyal supporter of ten thousand scouts in Siam is Governor Panom of Nagara Panom. A war history on Denver boy scouts will be compiled by the State Historical Society with an itemized statement of each scout's WWI service.
A dense devotional text outlines the Holy Spirit's role as divine presence and guide. It cites John 15 16 17, emphasizes the Spirit's witness, empowerment, and opposition from evil, and references Peter's sermon and Pentecost as outcomes of Spirit-filled proclamation.
A commentary argues churches should return to austere practices, prioritizing humility and repentance over ornate ritual, urging clergy and congregations to adopt simpler lifestyles and focus on social service.
A garbled interview fragment outlines disjointed topics from finding a favorite "rae" to payroll and teething, interleaved with stray phrases about a saluting gesture, a Red Cross Ball Blue reference, and advice on snowy white clothes. The text weaves unrelated prompts without clear events or cohesive facts.
A fragmented reminiscence narrates a curious tale of a roller skate gift, a baby, and distant wars. The vignette references a factory, a designer named Meyer, and a mysterious exchange about a pair of roller shirts amid a wartime setting with a child and a mother figure.
Old advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease touts foot powder relief for corns bunions and aching feet. Claims easy soaking and rubbing to ease friction and improve walking and dancing comfort with powder sprinkled in shoes. Sold by all dealers everywhere.
An early 20th century Indianapolis News report details the discovery and destruction of a coal shaft chain along the White River near rural Ville, describing shifts in local industry, property, and river access. The piece notes impacts on nearby towns and mentions figures associated with Crescett.
Fragmentary lines question prudence in judging. The text ponders patience before condemnation, mentioning a Moor and a prisoner. It reads as a cryptic, partial reflection on judgment and evidence.
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