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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
7
Excerpted ad copy extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable liver medicine that replaces dangerous calomel mercury, promising a morning-after cleanse with no salivation and urging buyers to expect improved liver function, headache relief, and vigor. It contrasts calomel’s hazards with the claimed safety and efficacy of the product.
Fragmentary ad copy warns that delaying treatment leads to penalties. It touts Renovine as a heart remedy priced at $1.00, with vague promises of cures and rewards for honesty. The text is garbled and contains stray phrases about patrons and attractiveness.
Fragmented text discusses supposed dietary cure for pellagra with conflicting names and places. Mentions Dr Henion, various terms, and references to substitutes and a local store incident, but details are garbled and unclear.
The fragment references a long standing infant remedy ASTORIA Castoria with the signature of use for over 300 years. A humorous or critical exchange questions a hairdresser clipping from the ends versus the middle, suggesting debate over the product or its promotion.
Plans accelerate under Me Supreme Court decision affecting Alexander Road law. Meantime, 20 districts to be reorganized, 14 engineers on staff, and more hires planned to prepare road plans and surveys. The State Optometry Association sets May 31 exam date after May 20 meeting. Marion EY. Stitied and Groen named officers. Fish licenses rise with warm weather. autos surpass prior totals. governor issues proclamation easing pistol fine in Craighead county.
An old advertisement promotes a remedy named Mississinpa Diarrhoca with an urgent claim of instant relief and speedy cure. It touts a formula, mentions price and advertising language, and targets readers seeking quick health aid.
Fire caused heavy property loss at Warren affecting Arkansas National Guard equipment and supplies. Losses include approx 5000 dollars in contents and potential impact on federal funding and state property recovered in recent years. Local officials note implications for guard units and ongoing operations.
The fragment mentions Teearkananese Sax, 110 members, and a special dispensation securing 40 member units per company, with references to district reallocation and a road project from Fort Smith to Mansfield. It notes editor changes at a local paper, stockholder actions at Americum National Bank, and a water-supply deal for Morrillton by Layne & Bowler, all reflecting a scattered, period-voice summary.
A study of cigarette consumption in Hermdy indicates 8 per cent Virginian and 92 per cent Turkish among locals, with travelers from the United States leaning Turkish this time. Most Turkish brands are imported from the United States, while Virginian imports come mainly from abroad. Estimates put foreign production under $1,000 for cigarettes manufactured in the colony, with tobacco origins spread across Jatiinan, Haast, Indian and Dutch lines.
The disjointed text blends warnings against malaria with scattered phrases about medical trials and policy, showing inconsistent messaging and confusing references. It appears as a damaged OCR dump, lacking coherent events, dates, or clear actors to identify.
Dear Readers appeal to those of you who suffer with kidney and bladder troubles that avoid harsh salts or alcoholic medicines and take a short treatment of Anurlith. Dr Pierce’s Anure Tablets praised after years of use. A Mrs Melinda E Miller reports being cured of kidney trouble and praised Dr Pierce’s ad. Backache and other symptoms urged to try Anuric. Also a claim about a product for stopping bleeding with Manford’s Balm.
Des Moines Iowa report of a woman who says four years ago illness nearly killed her. Doctors urged surgery but her husband objected and she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She improved and now works at home, praising the remedy and advising others to build up the female system to avoid surgery. The notice suggests confidential advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co and mentions Hanford's Balsam for burns.
Local readers endorse Vap-O-Rub for coughs colds and bronchitis praising its gentler approach for children with dozens of women from Kansas City sharing positive results The letters recount relief for infants and adults and caution against medicines with opium or harsh ingredients Three sizes 25c 50c and 1 00 are listed for purchase.
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