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Dermott News

Location

Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1916

Page

2

Campaign opens in State SE71 with leaders named

The Democratic State Central Committee set the opening of the campaign in State SE71. Dr. C H Brough to lead First Guns in Madison Searcy Carroll Crawford and Hot Spring Counties with political leaders invited to participate. Lines Roethe campaign committee plans to mobilize speakers and organize public events in the counties during the early campaign period.

Madison Searcy, Carroll, Grawford Hot Spring Linin Roe Democrarit Meriinal Scarey Carrol Cred Peel Unip Oratora Inyinutoné Shamil Powell Omidene Steger Searier Anil Dale Tyler

Arkansas Estate, Court Sale, Cattle Shipments Reported

Estate matters include a Little Rock firm handling a 2008 judgment sale by Lloyd Engtind for State National Bank, yielding 20 052 dollars. A mass meeting in Kort Spith urged Amendment No 1% at November election. Reports mention rail moves of a residence near Atkins, a massive cattle car from Blytheville with 24 dead, and the Reeves building fire near Conway. Road surveys at Judsonia to Searcy, a cotton gin loss at Oil Trough, and Clover planting drive in Arkansas County.

Ty Lloyd England State National Bank Kort Spith Lazare A M. Keller Charles Miller Treasuer

Reinstatement bid tops county medical society talk

Dr E P Bledsoe superintendent of the State Hospital for Nervous Diseases faces rejection in a regent meeting as four votes opposed reinstating him. Members cite nonpayment of dues and arrears as grounds for removal with a motion to reinstate rejected after sustained discussion.

E. P. Bledsoe State Hospital Nervous Diseases Pulaski County Medical Society Miedsee Vonty Medien Carl

European War Chronicle August to September 1915

A roundup of World War I action with reports from August 29 to September 2 1915. Austrians pierce Russian lines in Galicia French artillery silences German guns in the Argonne and French aviators fight German air units over Paris. Russians win big in Skypa Galicia and attack Tolmin while Lutsk falls. British submarines sink transports in the Dardanelles and Germany warns of sinking liners. General Alexieff becomes Russian army chief of staff as Allied forces hold Gallipoli.

Galicia Argonne Paris Bernstorff Hindenburg Riva West Front Lutsk Alexieff Buruk- Anafarta Gallipoli Germany America

Powerful Heligoland lighthouse light sparks debate on naval power

A Heligoland lighthouse revolver light hides a massive 40,000 kilowatt beam visible up to 30 miles, mounted 272 feet above sea level, while naval critic Hector Kywater argues Germany could not build 23 battleships at once though many yards could support fighter craft. He estimates 100,000 shipyard workers. Nearby Maine’s Sadieback Island hosts a rugged rock coast with a derrick landing and a lighthouse kept by a small crew. Holland coal output hits 2 million tons yearly. In Seattle last Easter, 30,400 Foster Hill plots, valued under 24,000 total, sold with Easter prices lower than elsewhere. First US street railroad ran in New York in 1842 on Fourth Avenue, horse cars then electric by 1881.

Heligohind North Sea Hectorkywater Germany Maine Holland Foster Hille Seattle Wash United State United States New York City Fourth Avenue Prine Street Harlem

Roumania Enters War With Allies Amid Turmoil

Roumania joins the Allies marking the fourteenth nation to enter the conflict. The move is hailed as a major triumph for the Allies, driven by strategic location and potential to shift the war balance. Reports note Roumania’s sizable population and debated army readiness, with emphasis on Transylvanian geography and the impact on German defenses. In other news, Constable John Bright shot and killed two Mexican burglars after being wounded during a confrontation near Courtland, Arizona. Bright is expected to recover.

London Roumania Avatria Hungary Germany Tnmawr Bucharest Transylvania Weralt Pranestvina Vienna Tithe Treteheron Krontiactt Hansaiey Erento Balearians Satoniki Europe Tucson Aziz John Bright Courtland Cochisey Bright

Chicago to train men for war with aviation corps

Captain Joseph A Morrow announces the opening of an aviation school in Chicago to train men for duty in warfare. First lieutenant Arthur R. Christie, already with the aviation corps on General Pershing’s Mexican expedition, will assist in organizing the program.

Chicago Joseph A Morrow Flinal Corps Unitedates Army

War Department Funds Anodio Texx Border Troops

War Department provides 750000 for state troops on the border. General Fonston states the money pays grants and back pay through July. One unit has substantial back pay due for prior service.

War Department Fonston

Killed During First Ride In Car Crash

Salem Virginia reports a fatal auto crash on a first ride. W Gartner of Drape etuwille, age 90, died as a car overturned after rising from a bankment. He was accompanied by his wife and three others who were injured.

Salem W. Gartner Drapeetuwille Etrick Garner

Ends Life With Poison in Mek Hill Community

Kelly Neal, 25, of Mek Hill, Misa, died by ingesting poison after failing to overcome a speech impediment. Friends in his hometown reportedly ridiculed him, prompting the fatal act at his residence.

Francisco Kelly Neal Mek Hill Misa Polwan Lete

BEAN MEETS GRISIS: WOMAN CURED BY VEGETABLE PILLING

Nashville case reports a woman during Change of Life suffering a large tumor. A doctor offered medicine, but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound allegedly cured the tumor after the patient used the remedy for several years. The letter from Mrs BEAN at 25 Joseph Avenue praises the product and invites others to seek its help.

Lydia E. Pinkham Nashville Tenn Lydia Pinkham BE. H. Bean Joseph Avenue Lydia E. Sinkham Aining Piains Lydia KE Pinkham Medicing Co Lynn Mass

Tutt's Fills Table The Hyeneotic To Eat Whatever He Ate

A disjointed clump of OCR text from the Indianapolis News references Tutt's Fills Table and Dr Tutt Manufacturing Co New York plus scattered dialog about a student Robbie and a teacher. The passage contains garbled phrases about insects, discipline, and school life with several quoted lines and stray names, ending with a dated newspaper voice.

A Hint to Wise Women Advertising Femenina Remedy

An odd advertisement promotes Femenina with a promise to ease female troubles. The copy mentions price one dollar and hints at a product claimed to restore health, tied to a ceremonial tone and generic testimonials.

Postal Service Surplus Reported to President Wilson

A surplus of five million two hundred thousand dollars from the Postal Service for the fiscal year ending June 20 was reported to President Wilson by Postmaster General Burleson.

Postal Service Washington Wilson Burleson

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