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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1916
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Cascarets to relieve headaches biliousness indigestion and sour stomach. It promises a cleansed stomach smoother liver bile flow and regular bowels overnight with a nights sleep benefit. The copy notes children prefer no gripe and a box from dry stores signals months of relief.
An old advertisement extols a kidney remedy by Kilmer & Co. claiming dramatic relief after years of illness. A user named Walter Shiver from Not Main Hope Arkansas testifies to bedridden days and recovery, urging others to request the Kilmer booklet and buy the tonic. The notice invites readers to mention the paper when writing.
An advertisement claims Danderine removes dandruff within ten minutes and stops hair loss, with weeks of use bringing new hair growth. It touts immediate hair fullness and luster, urging purchase of a 25 cent bottle and noting enhanced appearance after treatment.
A compact chronicle of World War I actions dated January 17 through January 23, 1915. It notes Allied gains in Belgium near Lille, Russian advances in Bukovina and toward the Vistula, German openings in Poland and France, air raids on English towns, Austrian and German maneuvers, naval losses, and political actions including a Czech editor’s execution and reports from Cracow and Port Rico.
In Sweden a mite is 11890 sands and Scotland boasts the longest brit e in the world at Lay two miles and seven yards. A humming bird stripped of feathers grows to the size of a humble bee. A cheese sandwich soaked in turpentine will dust rather than scatter. The Cape Cod canal will be deepened to a deeper waterway and restricted to ice boats soon. A Russian inventor claims a motor to ignite electricity from storm clouds. A partitioned gravy dish separates fat for pour from lean for serve. Denmark and Sweden invest in Bornholm coal discoveries near the Swedish coast. North Carolina adds a large disk to the front wheel sprocket. Infantile death rate costs the country $2,000,000 daily. The famed carillons of Flanders moved to Cattletock for concerts. A fossil elephant near Chatham, England, is described as Elephas antiquitus of the pleistacene period, a mite larger than a mammoth.
In this ad style item readers are urged to drink a warm mixture of hot water and limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved appetite and facial rosiness, promising relief from indigestion constipation rheumatism and related ailments at low cost from a drugstore.
A jailed exchange of medical talk reveals a shell fever diagnosis and a deeper plot about a patient Mr Gumpurse. Prosperity signs surface as a wealthy man’s bank accounts show congestion while clinical chatter skirts truth.
The quotation reflects a debate over peace and forceful stance. It contrasts pacifist arguments with a harsher view that peace requires more than words. The speaker warns against tolerating only rhetoric and advocates practical readiness.
A reader notes a man who seems prosperous but lives from hand to mouth, concluding he is a dentist.
A testimonial praises Postum as a heart friendly coffee substitute. A mother long affected by heart trouble and stomach issues improves after switching to Postum. The account notes headaches lessen and overall health improves. Postum comes in two forms, cereal and instant, with pricing and preparation details.
A fragmented January lesson notes a study theme about walking in the spirit and conquering sin and fear through prayer and intercession. It references Romans eight and Ephesians three and explains believers as heirs, foreordained to be conformed to Christ, with emphasis on spiritual empowerment and gratitude.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a real time event and a better participant in a wary scene. Names and details are unclear, but the text hints at a confrontation or presentation with a focus on an adversarial figure.
A damaged OCR snippet mixes garbled health product claims with references to Red Cross and marriage advice. It mentions heart tonics and Nost alleging Shakespearean elements, producing a collage of unclear assertions and promotional blurbs without clear events or verifiable entities.
A fragmented ad style item touts Hanford's Balsam with a bold money back guarantee for piles and related conditions. The piece includes theatrical rhetoric about a heroine and references to real estate dealers turning mountains of molehills.
Fragmentary quote cites Mr Eugene Dour speaking of a man tied to a “milenve Gite” and a bid to place him correctly. The garbled text offers no clear event, date, or location. further context needed for precise summary.
An advertisement touts Wyett's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home solution to darken gray hair, remove dandruff, and stop hair loss. It promises natural, even color with a single strand method and suggests results by morning after repeated use. The ad ends with a personal reflection contrasting menial delays at duty.
A short ad warns of pneumonia following a neglected cough or cold. It urges immediate action and promotes Mansfield's Cough Bak sam priced at 50 cents and one dollar. An unnamed man with a scheme seeks funds by subscription to push it through.
Sufferers from backache rheumatism and kidney trouble are urged to test urine before life insurance. Dr Pierce claims Anuric dissolves uric acid, cleanses kidneys, and stabilizes blood pressure. Available in 50 cent packages. not alcohol.
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