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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
6
Upset stomach relief without delay. When indigestion sourness gas or pain strikes a Pope’s Diapepysin tablet provides rapid relief. Low cost and widely available at drug stores.
A garbled text fragment mentions a famous novelist and a suspect linked to an estate or earnings. It references Birmingham and a restoration theme, with unclear names and dates. The piece reads like a damaged archival note with scattered proper nouns and possible legal or literary context.
The readable parts describe a damaged OCR segment with scattered phrases and names. Content lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a definitive news item.
A 19th century note explains gout as a buildup of poisons due to deficient kidney elimination. It cites Prof Strat and Prof Strauss on uric acid excretion, recommends hot water and copious hydration, and offers Anurie tablets and Dr Pierce’s Totel patent remedies with a mail order solicitation.
Ho M Cotrell new Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau head outlines plan to boost county agricultural production within five years. He proposes organizing bank director associations in every county and calls for discussions with former agriculturists about future plans at a Little Rock conference.
A garbled wartime notice outlines mandatory scout uniforms for soldiers and messengers in service roles. It references Allerton and various activities such as hikes, educational trips, and first aid duties, noting uniform wear during war and transport to duties.
Fragmented OCR text references a US state, government actions, and military topics with several unreadable names. Notable terms include governance, surveillance, defense, and societal impact. The readable snippets suggest a broad wartime or political context without concrete events or clear persons.
In a dispatch from New York, the First Archangel Scouts relay a message to American Boy Scouts at 200 Fifth Avenue. The note links joint efforts with Allied forces and references Russian help in organizing relief and restoration amid wartime disruption.
A New Brunswick scout recites the twelve points of the Scout Law, highlighting Trusty Tommy as loyal to his mother, helpful to others, friendly to brothers and girls, courteous, kind to his rabbits, obedient to his father, thrifty, brave, clean in body and mind, and reverent to his Maker, noting that father receives consideration amid the lesson.
Spanish influenza hit New Bedford Massachusetts with sudden impact. The emergency medical relief committee chairman appealed to the Boy Scouts for help. Eight emergency hospitals in New Bedford and three in Fairhaven opened for patients. Scout troop headquarters became emergency hospitals.
A London hatter's prominent shop is described as a distinctive Parliament style leader. The piece compares hats to a bishop's hat, notes party opposition to hats becoming the main issue, and mentions fashion and competition. It also references a Red Cross Ball Blue and domestic citations about laundry and care for textiles.
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