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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
7
A nostalgic column praising Dr Pierce of Buffalo and his medicines for health and digestion. It extols Pleasant Pellets and other tonics, claiming they cleanse the intestines and improve wellbeing, with ad copy style references to remedies and household use.
About 1000 business men from across Arkansas attended a Little Rock gathering called by JH Cottrell to discuss agricultural development. W. C. Lassette outlined plans for agricultural extension, with pledges from the Little Rock Board of Commerce to spend funds advertising the state's resources. The event featured J Bodrman as chairman and leaders including Gary of Newport.
Long desultory telegram style report covers military demobilization in France and at home, with names and places including Little Rock, Arkansas. Union & Mercantile Trust Company. and Gaston Saux, hotel manager, dying in New Orleans of influenza. Mentions veterans, examinations, land transfers, and civic notices across counties and towns.
Fragmentary notes describe a case involving a county or town matter with references to West and a conflict over future development. The writing hints at a community inquiry, a judge or leader, and debates on progress versus tradition, but specific facts remain unclear.
The SEA SCOUTS prepared at sea with drills and all equipment learning signals and how to act on a voyage, including navigation and evacuations. Trainers emphasized readiness for emergencies, convoy duty, and coordination with naval commands.
Fragmented text discusses scouting and nationalism, urging boys to assist and participate in American society. It references guidance for youth, roles in communities, and the idea of assisting others as part of civic duty within a national framework.
Billy Swan a student at California School for the Blind earns wages by picking berries near De rote California. He works six days out of seven to support himself and his mother. About 600 boxes of raspberries have been picked by the young worker in the season.
In Cleveland teens piled 25 000 milk bottles at precinct stations and 1 500 younger scouts slept content, believing their action averted a milk bottle famine that could have forced a return to obstinate delivery methods amid shortages. Thousands of wives aided by volunteers helped fill the bottles and manage the distribution effort.
An advertisement extols Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel crying that calomel is dangerous mercury causing weakness and nausea. It promises a gentle liver boost for children and adults, preventing biliousness constipation and headaches while avoiding salivation. The ad guarantees satisfaction with a money refund if not effective.
An old fragmented note touts August Flower as a gentle aid for digestion and stomach upset. It claims the preparation soothes the intestinal tract and stimulates the liver to produce bile, aiding overall digestion and heart health.
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