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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1914
Page
8
An old advertisement warns mothers to use California Syrup of Figs for constipation in children noting tongue coating as a sign of illness. It claims a teaspoonful purges waste and toxins within hours and promotes a genuine bottle with full directions for all ages. It cautions against counterfeit syrups and urges asking for the product at stores.
A mangled excerpt praises seasonal weather for Colorado agriculture and its future rewards. Mentions dry-fuitier, irrigators, truck gardens, and a public tree. Hinted as community optimism about harvests and economic gains tied to favorable seasons in Denver Times.
An old paper ad touts sage tea as a natural darkener for gray hair, claiming it thickens and glossy results after one or two applications. The text also references a separate note about dummies arrested in a separate incident at the Washington Hotel.
Calumet is praised as the leading baking powder brand in the world, claiming superior economy and reliable quality. The text extols Calumet for even heating, consistent results, and widespread recognition, asserting it has earned top awards and international acclaim, including honors in Paris and Chivawell.
The article reports nearly 3,000 soldiers surrendering to a US border patrol, detailing a rebel victory and widespread disorder. Refugees flee, battles erupt, and US troops hold captured federal leaders awaiting War Department disposition. Also promotes a stomach remedy amid the chaotic war coverage.
Fragmented clipping reports the death of Judge Chas Coffin in Arkansas linked to a murder or violent incident. It mentions suspect connections, other victims, and a wider syndicate context with names such as Mailer Gotti and references to evangelist figures. The piece notes a lack of marriage and a long biography arc, ending with a bleak tone about a public figure’s demise.
Grace died from an old wound after a prior shooting case in Atlanta area. Walter, involved earlier, faced charges related to the incident. Grace was wounded at home in Manal and died in hospital. His spouse, Lilley Ople Grice, was later tried for attempted murder and acquitted.
The report describes a jury discussing a test given by singer Miss Geraldine Rarpan and comments on peculiar case references. It notes doubt over crucial evidence and the constable presenting testimonies as the jury questions the sufficiency of proof in the courtroom.
An anecdotal testimonial claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured facial pimples after weeks of improvement. The note, dated January 9 1973, is signed Miss Manth Mitchell and markets Cuticura products globally with sample offers and free skin tips.
Charles Pochiard, a Paris police official, is described amid a tense case involving a revolver and violent intent. The report details the dramatic scene, suspect actions, and the broader press coverage surrounding the incident.
Reader describes a hair care routine claiming glossy hair free from dandruff due to a herbal preparation and routine changes. The account mentions scalp health improvements, styling tips, and routine adjustments spanning several weeks with emphasis on natural treatment and daily grooming habits.
Fragmented text references antiseptic anodyne liniment and pipe cleaner products. Describes cleaning use and heat related cautions. Mentions mending stiff felt and heat pressure risks in a garbled, likely ad style fragment.
A vivid imagination drives effort as the public figure Worma faces expulsion from the Hyanan Im association with Dr Peery’s Vermifuge. The era’s rhetoric blends bold claims with a bare statement of facts, underscoring a controversial moment.
A long marketing piece extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative aiding growth in children and overall digestion. It claims the tonic tone supports bowels, body development, and reduces reliance on harsher cathartics. Available for fifty cents to one dollar, postpaid from Monticello, Wisconsin.
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