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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
6
A vintage health pamphlet touts drinking hot water with a teaspoon of lime phosphate each morning to purify the stomach and intestines, boost appetite, and improve overall well being. It claims benefits for constipation, bilious spells, stomach trouble, and skin quality, urging readers to obtain phosphate from drug stores at little cost.
Fragmented reader notes and editor comments on poetry and authors. The text includes stray phrases about unhappy memories and a critique claiming certain poems have been edited down repeatedly, with vague references to a writer’s works and teething wording. The piece lacks coherent details or dates.
A garbled OCR page shows multiple old time ads for dandruff remedies, hair wash, and chill tonics. It touts ointments and soups, with addresses in Boston and mail samples, plus unrelated quips about theft and medicine. It references Plantation Chill Tonic and foot powder, claiming wide availability and many packages sold.
Hot Springs officials say the 120000 sanitarium planned by the American Thermage Company will be built after property titles are cleared. C Nortoth reports from a conference with Col Onifroy that work could start soon, with representatives arriving to secure land and begin construction. The city awaits state action to finalize titles and move forward on the project.
Washington report argues congress delays arise from both houses and party leaders as Navy hearings extend. It notes Republican and Democratic critiques, Senate courtesy, and the push for preparedness with Colonel Dodd leading a 55 mile ride in 17 hours to illustrate readiness.
A garbled collage of late 19th to early 20th century ads and snippets poises consumer hooks. It touts Dierces Honsant Pellets for digestion, La Creole Hair Dressing for gray hair, Red Cross Ball Blue, clothing tips, motor travel musings, children's clothing boxes, spacers and home gadgets, all in a fragmented promotional jumble.
Fragmentary report notes a Penn descendant linked to a war tribunal and a 27 birth reference. It mentions a Willian Penn and a Quaker upbringing under strict Christian beliefs. The observer record notes the tribunal refused execution or conviction for a Menn descendant.
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