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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1918
Page
6
A faded advertisement for California Syrup of Figs promotes relief for constipation in children. The jumbled copy mentions symptoms, dosing cues, and asks readers to ask a doctor or pharmacist for the product’s bottle, reflecting old medical marketing language.
Amn ts plugs born tye the came pany. The readable fragments provide no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
An advertisement offers a $100 reward for catarrh cure and promotes a “pure wholesome” tonic claimed to purify the blood and strengthen health. It cites testimonials from Cheney & Co. Toledo and touts the tonic as containing iron and quinine to boost the whole system.
A Sunday school lesson for April 28 centers on Jesus rebuking selfishness among the disciples. It covers Jesus predicting his crucifixion and resurrection, the disciples’ failure to grasp the cross’s meaning, and the call to abandon stumbling temptations to avoid eternal separation from God.
A brief religious reflection urging the need for influence beyond self. It emphasizes friendship with Jesus as life uplift, and cites a teaching that true friends follow commands. The language mirrors early 20th century devotional style.
The text urges readers to notice divine signs in farming life, encouraging contemplation of how God’s presence appears in fields and home surroundings through everyday work and care.
A fashion note extols a shirtwaist white satin blouse with a high neck and front buttons, paired with a wide girdle and a two yard wide walking skirt. It emphasizes neatness, practicality, and well developed tailoring for the average busy woman of today.
The article describes summer hat styles with emphasis on head fit and proper sizing. It highlights a left semidress hat with georgette and satin-straw braid, a black Milan hat faced with crepe, and decorative lacquered leaves. It notes hatmaking requires skilled professionals.
Fashion notes describe plaid gingham collars and plaited detailing on serge and crepe frocks. Some outfits feature neck embellishments and handkerchief tips.
George E. Bowen urges Americans to lend government funds through liberty bonds to defeat German influence. He lauds millionaire privates, stresses dollars serve democracy, and warns against aristocratic allure, urging collective sacrifice and unity under democratic values.
Itching burning skins include eczemas rashes and pimples as Cuticura Soap and Ointment are advertised as supremely effective. Free samples are offered by mail from Cuticura Dept X Boston to druggists and consumers. Soap 25 cents Ointment 25 and 50 cents Adv. To be effective sympathy should also be backed by capital.
The fragment discusses unrelated topics including China fungi and medical ideas with garbled names and phrases. It mentions doctors, protection, and wavelets while referencing various places and persons in a disordered OCR fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Rend Ura case with mentions of exemptions, wallet items, and a potential hand written note. The legible parts do not provide a coherent event, date, or involved organizations, making a precise summary difficult from the available lines.
The first general hospital chartered in the colonies was at Philadelphia. Joshua Cros-by served as its first president and Benjamin Franklin advocated establishing care institutions. In 1760 Thomas Bond gave America’s first clinical instruction at this hospital.
A dialogue notes Loftus earning a small salary in element work and hints he could earn more soon by entering a factory. The exchange contrasts factory wages with remaining in the current line of work, highlighting concerns about income versus stability.
An exchange between two speakers shows tension over loyalty and patience in a domestic dispute. The dialogue suggests a conflict where one party pushes for calm while the other admits frustration with a noisy, demanding situation.
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