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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1919
Page
7
A garbled ad claims a compound Antiric treats kidney and back issues, rheumatism, and uric questions. It asserts immediate repair for impoverished blood and relief from pain, swelling, and night-time urination, urging readers to request a 10 cent trial pack from Dr Piern’s Inratds HH Buffalo NY.
Readable segments describe biblical figures Moses and a shifting dynasty, with notes on birth, education, and early life shaping leadership. References to ancient lands, religious texts, and historical persons appear amid scattered quotations and painterly historical context. The piece weaves moral instruction with scholarly commentary on origins and development of leadership.
The excerpt presents Keble’s assertion that regular self denial remains a clear sign of God’s presence in believers. It argues this practice reveals inner discipline, counters excess, and fosters readiness for eternal glory, framing self control as essential to spiritual progress.
A fragmentary report notes boy scouts near Paris forming patrols and following frontier discipline under a wartime British or allied context. It describes organized groups, patrols, and obedience to authorities, with references to camps and duties, presenting a brief snapshot of youth activities during hostilities.
A British movement emerges as Girl Guides form from the boy scout model with elite schools backing. Leaders emphasize discipline, service, and skill building as membership nears seventy thousand, focusing on crafts, health, and charitable activities.
Scout boys from Troop 177 in the Bronx collect tinfoil lead and fruit pits to aid sick soldiers at the base hospital. Auburn scouts take pride in joining the local fire department and seek a real drill to prove themselves.
A professor urges Elise Ing to focus, praising concentrated effort over scattered practice. The article notes repeated attempts to reinforce study routines and the value of short, regular exercises to build lasting attention and discipline.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a scene with Mary Biles and others in a busy street setting. The vivid, garbled phrasing hints at a chaotic moment with phrases about teeth, weariness, and a mysterious event affecting a family or community. No clear dates, places, or names beyond those mentioned are consistently legible.
A garbled OCR excerpt references coughing and croup, a tube to someone named E.W. Vaeber, Newtons, La, an elevator, and various disjoint terms. It reads like a confused, partial list of names, places, and phrases with no clear event or cohesive narrative.
A period style advert touts Gold Medal Waarlem Oil as a standard household remedy for kidneys liver and bladder. It claims cleansing of poisons from blood improves health and asserts the product is a pure imported Haarlem remedy suitable for daily use with precise dosing and warning about delays. It mentions Gold Medal Company Tyrefand and a lab location with possession of imported capsules.
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