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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
6
A Richmond Indiana woman describes severe illness and weakness for two years. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restored strength and mobility enabling her to move into a new house, perform manual labor, shovel dirt, build and cement work, and raise hundreds of chickens and ducks.
A fragment from the London Chronicles argues about prison life and writings. It cites Socrates Galileo Luther Bunyan and Raleigh as authors produced in confinement and notes that much of the New Testament was written in prison or exile. It praises prison literature and reflects on Renovine as a heart remedy once advertised in prison literature.
Dialog from the Boston Evening Transcript depicts a terse street exchange. One man pleads for food or a dime while the other laments lack of change and refuses, highlighting hardship and idle poverty.
Local vignette shows Patience labeling a woman as antisuf, Patrice confirming. Dialogue hints at skepticism toward women’s rights and social roles. Fragmentary village scene references a Christmas Eve event and a rousing, lingering rumor within the community.
Washington reports indicate the senate will debate and likely decide on a universal military training bill before the session ends. Hearings wrap up as proponents and opponents argue the measure’s merit while observers note House action may be limited this session.
The article notes scarcity of eastern red cedar pushing producers to California incense cedar. The incense cedar, close in appearance but lighter, is chemically stained to resemble eastern red cedar. Many oils are now sourced from California incense cedar, which is felled, cut into planks, then into pencil-thick slats for various uses. Punch bowels of molded ice with flowers are also produced for social events by some ice makers.
German forces captured the Nanesti bridgehead on the Sereth line, with the town tumbling after a violent house to house battle. Russians retreated across Sereth bridges suffering losses. 11 prisoners were taken and German troops advanced with arrests and machine gun support.
President Wilson pressed faster consideration of the legislative program during a brief visit to Washington, urging prompt action by lawmakers to advance key priorities.
A major fire in Mankato Minnesota razed buildings in the business district causing an estimated fifty thousand dollar loss. Firemen battled the flames but several structures were destroyed, with property damage pegged at around thirty thousand dollars in preliminaries.
The Cologne Gazette cites statements said to be made by Russian prisoners claiming that all men aged 15 to 40 in occupied Austrian territory have been deported to Russia.
Lassen peak erupted forcefully sending ash over snowy flanks and a cloud of volcanic smoke arcing westward about 125 miles from Montgomery Creek California in a dramatic volcanic display.
The lesson surveys John 2 13 22 the wedding at Cana and the Passover week in April AD 27. It highlights Jesus cleansing the temple den of thieves and fulfilling the word of God as prophet. Emphasizes reverence in worship and that temples are houses of prayer including churches and Sunday schools.
A classic household health note extols California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, gentle laxative for children and even adults. It promises to cleanse stomachs and bowels without griping, with a recommendation to use a 50 cent bottle and follow the printed directions for all ages.
An old advertisement extols Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney liver and bladder troubles. It claims rapid improvement and invites readers to request a sample by sending ten cents, urging mention of the paper. The text includes garbled, marketing style anecdotes and promotional lines.
An advertisement promotes Knowlton s Danderine claiming hair becomes ght and wavy and appears youthful after cleansing. It promises dandruff removal, scalp purification, and eventual new hair growth with regular use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle. The text ends with a legal notice about an estate battle.
An old newspaper snippet touts Grove's Tasteless Malaria Tonic with quinine claims and health benefits. It mentions price fifty cents and a claim about building up the system. Also notes a proverb about inheritance and a female disorder remedy named Famenina priced one dollar. Georgia coal miners receive a ten percent pay raise.
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