Indigestion Sends Lumberman Hints Of Health With Orgatene
John Skinner of Little Rock Arkansas, a prominent lumberman, reports relief from indigestion, nervousness, and kidney trouble after using Orgatene. He says gas relief, better digestion, and sleep, calling the preparation more than medicine. Available from drug stores or by mail at $1 a bottle, six for $5, from Harry Kessinger Co. Joplin Missouri.
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John Skinner
Little Rock
Ark
South
Kessinger
Harry Kessinger
Joplin
Ady
Knowing the Real Italy by William Ray Wallace
William Ray Wallace discusses how premisses about Italy persist until war or upheaval forces revision. He argues few truly know Italy, though most cherish it, and notes a recent development reasserting ancient Roman heritage in the race of men.
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Weller
Gina
Italy
Wiliam Ray Wallace
Bertier
Tien
August Flower Health Tonic Promoted for Digestive Ailments
An ad promotes August Flower as a gentle laxative and stomach digestive aid, claiming it cleanses the alimentary canal, regulates digestion, stimulates bile, and purifies the blood. It is sold worldwide in 80 and 50 cent bottles. The second fragment notes Mike appearing annoyed and recounts a quarrel over peace at any price, with Pat asking what happened.
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Alek
Mike
Pat
Cherensen
Blu
Rolling critique at dinner between newlyweds
A humorous exchange where Mrs Newlywed mocks rolls as choking hazards while Mr Newlywed questions his own cooking, revealing playful kitchen tension between the couple.
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Jack
Grim White Spectre Pneumonia Warning
A fragmented ad warns pneumonia follows neglected coughs and colds. It touts Manafield’s Cough Balm available for 50¢ and $1.00 and includes unrelated notes on children, quality, and product mentions with references to various brands and pages.
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Manafield
Patent medicine and brand claims from old ad copy
An OCR fragment touts Renovine heart and nerve tonic with price and ad claims. Mentions Red Cross Rat Ploe for women and American-made products. Includes a quip about a stiff upper lip vs lax laws and a brass hat with a gun, all in casual sales prose.
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Red Cross
Fourth Regiment Planned Amid Draft Age Controversy
A Late 19th century Arkansas item details preparations for a Fourth Regiment with a 100-man minimum per company. It notes conscription age targets of 18 to 21 and up to 45, with draft-age men expected to enroll, possible call to duty, and local officials debating requisitions and funding. Mentions Governor Heagh and various regional figures and places through a dense, uncertain text.
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Lith Rock
Heagh
Binya
England
Leonard Elis
Ha Springs
Little Rock
Iiveeville
Bie Risont
BetHey
Doreste
Matt le
Avatar Ginny Baten
Wen
Vatalik
Officers Exempt From Draft and School Reports Highlight Paragould Area
Attorney General Arbuckle rules judges sheriffs and mayors exempt under draft rules. W K Laseter reports on rural school organization with county meetings and enrollments, noting rising attendance and district consolidations. Descriptions cover back taxes, company payments, and 1916–17 finances, including public school staff updates and farm and war thrift campaigns.
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W. KE. Laseter
Sehne Oesinivdiyns
Swamp Root Ad Claims Pure Kidney Remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a pure remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It emphasizes safety not a stimulant and urges readers to mention the paper when purchasing. Includes sworn purity statements and references to Dr Kilmer Co Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Killmer
Meliurn
Kiumer & Co
Grove's Old Standard Tonic Promoted as General Tonic
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic as a valuable general tonic due to quinine and iron. It claims benefits for the liver malaria blood and overall vigor with a 60 cent price and insured delivery. The text also references household hot water in a new house and a physician’s historic female remedy later sold as Fementna with prices 50c and 1.00.
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Grove
Mtrk
B. F. Jackson
Golf and Political Banter Echo In Washington Scene
Senator John W Weeks recalls a boastful golf tale about three old sisters from Mary Street as a retired caddy and a Philadelphia veteran join a lively exchange. The dialogue blends golf lore with local memory and a touch of humor amid Washington chatter.
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Washington Club
John W. Weeks
Massachusetts
Ardigly
Tiis
Jones
Mr. Brows
Mary Street
Jacksonville
Opheliy
Phoebe
Massingny
Cri
Philhalphin Veteeraph
La Creole Hair Dress Ad Promises Glow
An old line promises beauty enhancement with La Creole Hair Dress for $1.00. The ad targets women with claims of self assurance as the condition of top influence, using vintage promotional language and stylized spelling.
Mighty peor man seeks time users for his country towardtys
A rugged figure proclaims a bold aim to marshal time users in service of his nation towardtys. Local observers question his methods and warn of potential unrest as the plan unfolds amid unclear leadership and limited support.
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James & Curtis
Stockmen's Trust and Savings Bank of
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Saunders
Vernor Hrough
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Hoovel
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John 1 Mage Ie
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Wyre
Hroueh
Red Cross Society
Arbuckly
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Thine Pross Heiden Company
New England Insurance Company
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Bernhard C. Toler
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Supreme Poor
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High School
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Arkansas Glass
Des Are
Newberger Cotton Company
Forrest City
A. L. Erwin
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Sir Isaac Newton
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Morten
Mayertier
Ohlo
Toledo
Luras
Chen & Vo
Cheney
Unie
Elesel
Hetue
Westcott
Mr. Hille
Adam Stouffel
Day
Plymouth
Nerlin
Conn
David Wabert
Amoorlent
Pollent Lund Astole
Gard Wanerts’ Vet. Co
Grand Avenue
Waukesha
N. U
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J. L. Stifel & Sons Indigo Dyers and Printers
Wheeling
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