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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
6
Fragmentary text cites a misleading advert for Femenina with a dubious claim about relief from female troubles. It mentions Senator Sutherland of Ural discussing privileged persons and a captain benefiting privately, with garbled lines about profits and a linked scheme. The readable passages largely lack coherent context.
A dated advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for infants children and adults. It claims it loosens bowels relieves fever and constipation and builds trust with mothers. A second historical note credits General Gallient Madagascar for sanitary reforms and maternity hospital expansion.
A fragment from the Manchester Guardian recalls a night after a Zeppelity raid. Residents ventured out to view damage as voices argued and a warden pressed for calm while a bomb fallout lingered.
From Paris via New York comes news that skirts will be narrow this season with chiffon, rope silk, and jersey options dominant. Blouses shift to shorter chemises and outside garments. prices rise from ten to twenty dollars, and the fashion centers debate comfort versus style while undergarment makers brace for demand.
A fragment discusses ribbon fashion from Paris and its export demand, noting failed efforts to create a suitable ribbon for clothing surfaces. It mentions embroidered gloves as a minor trend and hints at continued interest in embroidery techniques and machine-typed fashion inputs.
The passage surveys fashion from historic eras to modern dress, noting the influence of Victorian shoulders, long waists, and tut-like elements while juxtaposing Mary Stuart era attire with contemporary trends. It highlights a blend of vintage and current garments, including Japanese influences, as a discussion of evolving style.
Eyeprint colored satin contrasts with rich black and quiet distinction. Gowns feature crushed girdles and large bow accents, gray velvet trim with buttons, and sheer nets embroidered in gold. Underwear shifts to colors like nile green and rose chiffon layered on silver cloth, with floor-length skirts sliding over wide hips.
A tailor who spent years making clothes for the plump American woman concludes satin is unsuitable for her. He finds satin and metallic fabrics highlight generous proportions, while rough textures suit her better alongside brocades and other fabrics.
The Arkansas Profitable Farming Bureau campaign begins with a rousing meeting in Little Rock attended by over 100 Pulaski county business leaders and farmers. Keynote speakers Knapp and Ousley outline southern pro farm programs and county rounds plan to cover eastern Arkansas with a schedule from January through February, visiting Pine Bluff, Lonoke, Searcy, and other counties to recruit volunteers and spread the farming gospel.
A local youth, known for quick wit, asked a question and received a blunt reply about marriage from Waterine in a mink dress. The exchange reveals local attitudes and humor as part of small town life.
A note describes a scheme promising public interest by threats to sing, with emphasis on creating a ruckus at a residence. The text outlines how the tactic is used to gain attention and pressure targets, though details remain unclear and no specific individuals are named.
Tom Crawford leaves in winter gloom to seek excitement in New York but the trip shifts as he runs into Martha and Brinton. After a string of misread signals and social mismatches, Martha agrees to marry Tommy if he stays truly devoted and not pulled by other admirers, sealing a hopeful, witty engagement in the city.
A letter from Mia J. Blam of Wise Virginia recounts fourteen years of female health troubles including backache and poor appetite. She credits Tory Curdal medicine for rapid improvement, stronger walking, and regained vigor within weeks, enabling normal work and daily tasks. The piece also includes health testimonials and an advertisement for Laxative Quinidine Tablets.
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