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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
6
A newspaper ad promotes drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to purify the stomach liver and bowels, claiming it cleanses toxins and prevents disease. It urges daily use and markets limestone phosphate as inexpensive and tasteless with a slight, non unpleasant, taste.
Iose rotor faces a challenge as concerns arise about spacing of ten feet. Efforts focus on ensuring safe distances and proper alignment. Authorities urge caution while investigations clarify the plan and timeline.
Five years ago health troubles in a worker's life were cured by Kilmer's Swamp Root after trying Dr Kilmer's remedy. The testimonial from W Morris of Arkansas praises recovery and continued work, urging readers to try the product and read the booklet at ten cents. The notice includes signatures and a public testimonial from a notary.
An early 20th century advertisement highlights dandruff as active, promising hair regrowth, luster, and reduced shedding after applying a 25 cent product. It also promotes Dr. Pierce’s Pellets as a liver and stomach remedy and PAZO OINTMENT for piles with rapid relief.
Secretary Lansing seeks information from Austria on the submarine Persia sinking. President Wilson returns to Washington as tensions rise over German U boats, with Allied and American officials weighing responses and potential embargo actions.
Major George Barnett in his annual report argues for expanding the Marine Corps, stating that an additional 7,200 officers and men are needed for adequate performance of its duties. The notice ties Dewey to the Manila Bay battle anniversary and reflects calls for revised forces.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as quickly relieving sour stomach and indigestion in five minutes. It claims safe, effective digestion of all foods, reducing distress and allowing people to enjoy meals again, with a bold pitch for a fifty cent trial.
An almost breathless advertisement praises Jad Salts as a harmless, inexpensive kidney flush and urinary soothing drink. It claims to clear sluggish bowels and relieve backache, headaches, and bladder issues, urging daily use with breakfast for several days.
A year into the European War highlights from Jan 3 to Jan 8 1915 include French advances near Reims Steinbach and St Mihiel with setbacks near Ste Menehould floods hindering Flanders fighting. Russian gains in Bukowina and awaits in Transylvania. German gains and countermoves across the Eastern Front. British and Belgian relief efforts. naval and aerial actions. and political moves such as arms control and mobilizations across multiple fronts.
A Kentucky man has created an electric fan mounted under an umbrella to circulate air and fold with the umbrella. A Liverpool inventor perfects a seaweed based product claimed to produce non inflammable motion, power, water, fame, and germ protection.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel, claiming it cleans the liver without salivation. It asserts health benefits, better mood, and regular bowels, urging parents to use the vegetable remedy for children and noting calomel sales decline.
Old advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy to darken gray hair and stop dandruff. It claims even application with a sponge, with results after one or two uses and a prior costly preparation. Also mentions Hanford's Balsam for cuts and burns and a Baltimore Sun endorsement.
An ad-like fragment promotes a shampoo for hair and scalp care with itching and irritation relief. It mentions a postcard request for a sample and unclear references to a market bet and mimey. The text is garbled but centers on hair care and a sample offer.
An old advertisement touts Mansfeld Cough Balm priced at 25 to 60 cents claiming relief from hacking coughs. It targets readers facing bills and mentions a large audience of over 500 000 people in the world’s mines seeking this remedy.
Reader warning and sensational claims for Anuric a kidney tone treatment marketed by Dr Pierce promising nerve and kidney health. Advises trial packages and consumer caution noting risky side claims and unverified medical benefit.
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