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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
6
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel promising no salivation, a morning liver restart, and full recovery by the next day. It claims broad customer trust, a money back guarantee, and druggist retailing at a few cents per bottle.
A humorous piece shows four friends debating cures for a cold with exaggerated remedies. It then presents a fact box noting Australians consume about 104 pounds of meat per person yearly and eat large amounts of wheat, potatoes, and sugar, with Tasmanians listed for potato consumption.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a tonic to maintain kidney function and overall vitality. It claims purification of blood, steadier nerves, and physical vigor, urging readers to buy from their druggist in sealed packs and warning against substitutes.
Primroses, praised by poets as delicate flowers, are in fact hardy alpine plants that survive fierce competition in Europe and Asia. They grow on high mountain ranges including the Himalayas and are even noted for their poisonous potential in some contexts.
The article cites Taganer recommending sleeping on the right side for heart health and comfort, while noting doctors differ on the best position. It mentions Errant phrases and a few quoted names in a breezy, advice column style.
A fragmentary dialog shows a wary exchange about companionship and progress in a cautious, evasive manner. The cadence hints at a storytelling scene with character interaction and tentative cooperation.
A social column notes a sharp exchange at a high color event where Miss Gladys inspires envy. The remark follows with speculation that she will not repay debts or favors, highlighting gossip about social standing and reputation.
A historical column notes that postwar Senate decorum improved with fewer personal clashes, while earlier Reconstruction era debates saw hot exchanges between Blaine and Fono. It contrasts later Senate civility with a notable 12 year ago House confrontation in Missouri and Mississippi.
A concise, reflective note warns that extreme views distort calculations based on a given date and suggests unpredictable outcomes may arise, underscoring caution in forecasting and judgment.
A Beeton Transcript fragment references rainbow chasing and impractical schemes, noting Tamabasy chasers expect a run for their money as the pot of gold ends. The remark mocks speculative ventures and hints at a dramatic societal tone.
The notice warns that genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer Cross and be in unbroken packaging with full directions. It notes handy tin boxes of 12 cost only a few cents and mentions larger packages, while explaining aspirin is Bayer’s trademark of acetyl salicylic acid.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment promise relief for baby rashes with warm baths and gentle applications. Cuticura Talcum adds fragrance. Also notes that Holland towns see women running for town council for the first time, contrasting persistence of habits with reform.
The article notes increased production of hop and distilled beverages in Japan as a new company forms in Nagisuki led by T. Nagane, president of the Nagisuki prefectural assembly, aiming to distill rum and related spirits amid a nationwide shift in drinking habits.
An advertisement from Vacher Inc of New Orleans promotes Chain Vuehor Balin as a turmless medicine for summer colds. It claims quick relief for Nervius headache and superficial inflammation, and offers a free sample by mail with 2 tubes of Avaldimitans.
The Boston Transcript notes the Notwuend clan as ambitious social climbers, praising their upward moves and noting they have named their youngest daughter Ivy. The piece wryly compares mirth as a profitable asset, saying its stock never waters with regret.
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