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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
3
A distorted ad-like text promotes California Syrup of Figs as a universal remedy for children. It urges checking the tongue, diagnosing constipation, and giving a fruit laxative to cleanse stomach liver and bowels, claiming it harms nothing and that children love it.
Fragmented ad text presents medical claims for Swamp Root and Hall s Catarrah Medicine. It references relief for catarrh and coughs with testimonials and promotes a constititional treatment. The content mirrors dated patent medicine style with testimonies and drug names.
The narrative covers a harsh World War II march through snow and cold. Prisoners describe muddy barracks, scarce food, and forced can duty, followed by rough guard treatment, hunger, and fear as they endure brutal conditions and routine interrogations before finally receiving barley coffee and meals.
A graphic wartime diary excerpt recounts the march from a German camp through swamps, separation of prisoners by nationality, and brutal treatment. The narrator details hunger, cold, and repeated abuse as they are transported by rail to a POW camp identified by the German term for prisoner of war lager.
The account recalls a bleak wartime night with a meager ration of ordinary ten cent loafs and barley coffee. Soldiers endured hard, dark bread smells, cabbage water soups, and sentry-laden nights, sharing a single dish and fleeting sleep amid harsh conditions.
Fragmentary notes describe a condition where dandruff purportedly triggers hair fall. The garbled text mentions scalp irritation and references unknown remedies, with unclear sources or authorities cited.
Fragmentary ad style text promotes a health product claiming to prevent aging effects. It mentions capsules and a brand name, with scattered phrases about health, muscles, and daily use. The readable content is promotional and lacks verifiable details.
Bilious headaches arise from an inactive liver and bowels. Bond's Liver Pills promise a mild, non gripping correction. Take one nightly for two or three nights to regulate poisons and feel renewed. A long bottle costs only a few cents at any drug store.
The Atlanta Constitution notes that the effort continues beyond the hurrah, stressing that the momentum and determined spirit shown will sustain the work ahead and keep progress moving forward.
Fragmentary lines mention a battle and a result. A quoted line notes Bangs eating rich food and poor health. No clear event or names beyond odd phrases.
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