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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
6
Odessa woman recalls health decline and paralysis while using Cardul as tonic about two years ago. She describes weakness, cold hands and legs, and severe spells that hindered work before reporting improvement after taking Cardul. Cardul marketed as a woman’s tonic offered by druggists.
Visitors watch seals perched on pool side tables as they sleep or rest. Onlookers stand around in quiet anticipation, hoping the animal will fall into the water. The scene draws old and young, locals and tourists, who await the moment with fascination.
The New York Weekly notes connections between Cambridge and South Africa through prominent figures, mentioning General Smuts and other alumni. The piece touches on university honors, debates over honorary fellowships, and fundraising methods cited by Deacon Grabhard and Deacon Pinehpeunt, reflecting a mix of academic and social commentary with political undertones. The text also references a controversial cleaving of loyalties and questions surrounding official orders versus private opinions in university matters.
Mae marries Harold, a blunt blockhead, after a quip about her habit of hiring hardwood trimmings for a house. Rexs notes Mae’s practical reputation and humor, while a judge-like voice questions the match in this compact social vignette.
Government and state appropriations exceed 40000 for agricultural extension work in Arkansas. Dean J T Miller announces a statewide campaign to support better agriculture, hog cholera control, eradicating pests, and rural improvements. County Court allocates 2500 for wayward girl corrections and 5000 for a Poteau River bridge project.
A letter from Rus Mitchell of Teludieville Louisiana describes five years of kidney problems following surgery. After six bottles of Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root pain eased, mobility improved, and numbness faded, with the writer vouching for the remedy’s effectiveness and urging others to seek genuine treatment from Kilmer Co.
An Alabama notice from Rillshorn advertises a pellagra cure by American Compounding Co. The ad claims dramatic symptoms and urges readers to contact Box 2087 in usher, Alabama, with a money back guarantee if the remedy fails, urging immediate action.
Enduring eczema and itching find instant relief with Resinol ointment and Resinol soap. After years of torment and failed treatments, users report mild, inexpensive relief that is permanent and may erase eruptions quickly. Sold by all druggists.
Fragmented text references liver pills and remedies for headaches and stomach troubles. It also mentions a political party feast and hacking cough. The piece includes disjointed claims about cough cures and a Hungarian connection, offering no verifiable facts or coherent narrative.
A fragment discusses quinine use and its effects on head and body, contrasting different preparations. The text mentions bromine or related compounds and hints at a signature by EW Grove, with uncertain context and evaluative language about effectiveness and safety.
Hot Springs district reports show at least 10 killed and 50 to 70 injured outside the district, raising totals to 20 dead and about 85 injured in the region. The storm swept Hempstead, Lafayette and Nevada counties with property losses surpassing 100000. Homes and farms were destroyed, cattle and horses killed, and communities struck by strong winds and debris. Rescuers work as relief efforts begin with many residents missing or injured.
A Saturday Evening Post fragment recalls a town with two charters, a mean man who never did a kind deed and an optimist who spoke no evil. At a funeral, a debate on the deceased named Wheeler, a thief and blackmailer, ends with the optimistic remark that he had a fairly good appetite.
A speaker challenges the audience to name anyone who has truly conserved forests and lumber. A small man rises, unable to defend the claim, prompting a pointed exchange on national forest conservation amid political tensions described as ongoing and debated.
A fragment cites mixed feedback on meals at a summer hotel. The speaker notes limits on excessive risk and speed in the dining room, reflecting dissatisfaction with service and pacing during the stay. The passage suggests a cautious tone toward dining arrangements.
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