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Newspaper

Dermott News

Location

Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1919

Page

4

Wilson Asks Aid To Stem Food Crisis In Congress

President Wilson moves to curb profiteering and rising living costs as Congress reconvenes. Recalled lawmakers will abandon recess to push for decisive action, with hints of possible surcharges on profits and cabinet input guiding relief measures. Senate and House leaders align to address the cost of living.

Washington House of Representatives Wilson Teith Congress Tia St. Louis Ameeain

165000 Shopmen Strike Over Wages Stoppage Widened

The Federated Shopmen's Union reports about 165000 Chicago area shopmen and 86000 southeastern railway workers walked out, demanding a 17 cent an hour raise and back pay from January 1. The strike spread to Boston Philadelphia Jacksonville and more as plans to extend the walkout are discussed. Officials promise no violence and seek a living wage.

Chicago Atlanta Boston pPhia Jacksonvill Chivato John D Syunilera Federated Shopmen’s Union Parta

Editor Goes to Jail Over Memphis Press Editorial

Memphis editor Tenny Edward T Leech of the Memphis Press was sentenced to jail for alleged content of a court related editorial. He refused to apologize, asserting he stood on the right of free press. The sentence followed an editorial titled Shame of It All criticizing political conditions in Memphis.

Memphis Tenny Edward T Leech Memphis Press Leech Free Press Benegal

Japan suppresses Socialists and bans meetings

Owing to Socialist activities several Socialist meetings were prohibited in Tokio. The report notes government actions against socialist groups and the suppression of organized labor gatherings as authorities crack down on dissent.

Japan Tokio Socialista

How to Freshen Silks and Remove Stains

The article details methods for cleaning and treating silk fabrics including Japanese, China, Nulla and pongee silks. It covers washing in warm water, quick rinsing, drying, rolling, and applying soap and blended mixtures to remove grease and stains. It notes caution on color care and suggests specific stain removal techniques with chalk, methylated spirits, and formaldehyde-based powders.

China Iran

What the Children Wear Very simple frocks of fine cotton

The article describes children’s summer dresses using fine cottons, organdie, batiste, and voile with hand embroidery and trims. It notes durable prints in ginghames, voile, and woolens for daily wear, plus georgette crepe and crepe de chine for dressier frocks. It highlights sleeve lengths, knee-length skirts, and decorative details like ribbons, embroidery, and small buttons.

Batiste Aragoma New York Tower

Boy Scouts and Americanism in an Anmorien address

A fragmented historic defense of Scouting values. It discusses Americanism, service, and youth responsibility, highlighting the role of Boy Scouts in promoting civic virtue and patriotism amid wartime or national reflection, with emphasis on leadership and community service.

Lessons on Acts and Witnessing From Early Christian Letters

The excerpt discusses August 10 lessons focusing on Acts 16 15 and Paul’s journeys to Macedonia and Thessalonica. It emphasizes witnessing, obedience to the Spirit, conversion, and the duties of Christian labor, with references to Lydia, Phoebe, and early church missions in Asia Minor and Greece. The piece notes the importance of preaching, salvation, and steadfast faith amid trials.

Paul Winneng Lydia Christ Phi Joe Ber RFT

Scouts in Engineer Corps Training at New Jersey Camp

Lieutenant Cimeein of the 6th engineers leads a course on engineering gear and field techniques. The program includes lifting weights, traversing trestles, and panorama drawing to study objects and methods for future construction tasks.

Cimeein 6Th Engineers New Tronewiow Atv Panoramie Steiching Pontene

Scouting and Rotary Linked as Patriot Civic Programs

The passage argues that scouting and Rotary share ideals that promote patriotism and civic virtue. It claims collaboration among church, schools, and Rotary with scouting strengthens boyhood training and public service, presenting cooperation as a beneficial conspiracy.

Rotary Scouting Hem Fond

Rotary Backs Scouts In Montgomery Demonstration

At the Montgomery Alabama Rotary Club weekly meeting a scout program demonstration impressed members. The boys displayed bandaging carrying knots firemaking without matches and other scout craft skills forming the basis for a new scout council established by the club's boys work committee.

Rotary Club Montgomery Ala

Open to the Light in a Christian Reflective Piece

The text presents a devotional tone praising purification through trial and spiritual growth. It references Christian themes of worship, humility, and becoming like Christ, mentioning authors and contemplative reflections on faith.

Uke Mentner Jonathan Bibwerds Christ

What Heaven Is Like Heaven Reads Like A Thought

A reflective fragment contemplates love as a form of heaven in homes and among neighbors and ponders what heaven resembles in everyday life. The piece offers a lyrical meditation on shared kindness and inner peace.

Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Blood Purity and Strength

An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a blood purifier and energy booster. It claims the tonic contains iron and quinine, helps restore color to the cheeks, improves appetite, and strengthens the body, noting a cost of 60 cents per bottle and a long-standing history.

GROVE Grove's

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