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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
6
Mrs Florence Howers recounts severe illness including pain, nervousness, and fatigue. After a year and a half in poor health she started Cardui and improved within a week, later regaining strength to perform all her work. The note ends with a sales pitch for Cardui.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapep gin as the fastest harmless stomach regulator. It claims relief from indigestion gas and sourness within five minutes, boasting huge satisfaction and widespread use in Japan among 10,000 women influenced by husbands’ support.
An OCR fragment promotes Resinol Soap for skin cleansing and antiseptic relief, claiming Bathing with soap and warm water clears pores and removes pimples for a clear complexion. It also references Resinol Ointment for severe cases and includes assorted ad copy for laxatives Quinidine Tablets, a dry goods store ad, and an advertising slogan about small things counting.
British forces retreat from Gallipoli positions after heavy fighting as news reports detail the sinking of the battleship King Edward VII by a mine with all crew saved. The article blends casualty notes with wartime dispatches and includes an advertisement for Cascarets health tonics.
A powder mill blast in Garnay Point, Nodoypusitee Wo, leaves thirteen dead including five children and many injured. Investigators report a long series of explosions and fires across the site as authorities seek the cause and possible new trials.
Fragmented OCR describes election law changes amid Confed era references. Mentions Andrew Jackson, battles at New Orleans, and a flag returned to an entity in New Orleans context with vague dates and places.
A garbled report notes Sanford workers seeking wage increases, with references to Modell Woretenti and Wikkee Mills proposing a raise around six percent to cover rising costs for employees. Mentions conscription anxieties and German sentiment impacting U S trade and labor. A section touches on grain rates and ICC actions affecting shipments from Oklahoma to Gulf ports, plus notes Saturn observations showing a color change and brightness shift in the planet’s ball.
Fragmented ad style text urges readers to stop eating meat if kidneys or back hurt. Promotes Jai Salts electrolyte mix from grape and lemon juice with lithia to flush kidneys and prevent urinary irritation. Includes garbled side notes about a farmer and a student, no clear outlet or date.
A garbled OCR page shows laundry soap pitches and varied ad copy. It includes references to washing sticks, hair products, imitations, and a Quinine product, with scattered brand mentions like RICHARDS CO and Grocers. The readable fragments mix promotional lines and random quips.
An advertisement extols daily drinking of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and bowels, claiming improved skin and health for both men and women. It urges readers to obtain a quarter pound of limestone phosphate, promising quick, remarkable changes in complexion and vitality.
Advertises Danderine for hair cleansing and dandruff removal claiming immediate shine and scalp vitality with repeated use leading to finer hair growth. Mentions a 25 cent bottle and urges purchase from stores. Also includes unrelated humor about a poem submission in a magazine.
A fragmented and humorous 19th or early 20th century jumble combines liver health claims with an advertisement for Castoria, urging careful bottle checks for the infant remedy and noting signature requirements. The piece blends quotes about a dull spouse, mothers examination, and a joke about a camel and Charlie Brown.
Chronicle of World War I events dated January 10 to January 16 1915 noting French rail cuts near Altkirch Turkish moves toward Egypt repulsed at Erzerum front German bombs on Dunkirk and air battles over France Abbas Hilmi deposed in Egypt appeals to revolt Allied rail cuts near Perthes Russian reinforcements and blanket seizure in Berlin British enlistment appeal Turkish forces routed Kara Ourgan and Soissons battles Vregny and Mazurian towns Turkish Tabriz Dardanelles bombardment and Os tend air raid actions end of week reports prisoners taken and relief efforts resumed in Saloniki and Belgium December 1914 to January 1915 context.
A collection of brief notes describes advances including electric power expansion in northern Sweden increasing trail capacity and speed, an explosion and flame proof telephone claimed for dangerous environments, new fiber processing and rotating plate machinery, a glass automobile headlight, and protective devices for fire and electrical hazards.
Robert Haven Schwatter writes in the Atlantic about traveling with a cello. The piece weighs benefits like social ease against discomfort, comparing a cello to a baby or a donkey on trains. It notes hinge doors for storage and the impracticality of lugging a bulky instrument on long journeys.
A humorous note describes Willis Trump chasing his hat in windy weather, noting he grips his toupee before it blows away. The tongue in cheek piece reflects lighthearted, personal behavior on a breezy day with a playful tone.
Fragmentary OCR cites Her Gift and Mrs Garber and mentions the United Aretont Order of Druids with 286 years in existence. It also references Mo Polmente as president of a French republic receiving 120000 dollars per year to support throne-related affairs, with garbled phrases and unclear context.
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