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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
6
A reader describes years of ill health after marriage and attempting to conceive. Her husband bought Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and she credits it with helping restore wellbeing and enabling motherhood.
Twenty five counties in Arkansas paid per capita tax for tick eradication for the year. Governor Br ows appointed C K Crigger of Blytheville to the St Francis Levee Board, succeeding the late Crigger was endorsed by the Blytheville Chamber of Commerce. Red cards on six eating houses in Fort Smith due to unsanitary conditions. Local officials plan improvements within 30 days. Dr Jobi Vat Loa and others mentioned in connection with a court case and election. Dr J S Geiger promoted to major in U S Public Health Service. Hastings of Crossett named county examiner for Ashley County.
A large Baptist gathering in Little Rock proceeds with delegates paying their own travel expenses due to a change in policy. The event features Dr Garrison addressing attendees and forecasts indicate high attendance and active discussions on peace, church cooperation, and national religious issues.
American soldiers dispersed a mob of thousands at Esch in response to the overarming of Americans. The unrest followed destruction of about 25 shops as authorities sought to restore order during the occupation period.
Berlin officials say Copenhagen could host the event as the German government invites President Wilson during his Europe visit. Railroad men offer support for McAdoo.
In Berne, one hundred fifty American officers and noncommissioned officers, the first German POWs released via Switzerland, have been repatriated. The move marks a notable wartime exchange process coordinated to transfer Allied personnel to safety across neutral territory.
American troops crossed into Prussia behind German rear guards as Treves emerged as the most important city occupied so far.
A longstanding listener speaks of Cardul aiding a woman named Gueringer from Eeho Louisiana who suffered severe pain and weakness for sixteen years until a three month bed confinement. After three bottles her health improved, enabling her to work again and recover strength. The piece intersperses ads and local chatter about remedies and household tips.
The text extols wartime female sacrifice and patriotism while promoting a controversial laxative product for women, urging readers to mail order a “Favorite Laxer” tablet and liquid, using patriotic rhetoric and dubious testimonials to bolster sales. It references Doctors, Mrs. Walde Motel, and various nonspecific endorsements amid an improbable narrative.
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