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Newspaper

Dermott News

Location

Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1916

Page

3

Woman Avoids Operation in Astoria Woman avoids operation

Astoria resident Joan A. Kornta relates two years of illness with back pain stomach aches and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improvement after two weeks and a return to a hearty breakfast with her husband. The letter, signed from 602 Flushing Avenue Astoria, urges others to seek non surgical remedies and notes many letters to Pinkham Lab about avoiding unnecessary surgery.

Astoria N. Y Lydia E. Pinkham Joan A. Kornta Flushing Avenue Pinkham Laboratory Lydia B.pinkham Lydia Pinkham

The Wretchedness of Constipation de he overt

The fragment references severe constipation and related discomfort, mentioning dizziness and overt symptoms. It appears as a damaged OCR snippet with unclear context and missing key details. No identifiable person or organization is present to anchor a fuller summary.

Population in Pennsylvania and Swiss telegraph use noted

A fragment states over two percent of Pennsylvania’s population engage in work and mentions first application relief and a remedy. It adds that in parts of Switzerland lime is so plentiful it is used for telegraph poles. Also notes a Red Cross dye for garments and that Indians in the United States number over 320,000.

Pennsylvania Switzerland United States

Proposed Route Jefferson Highway Through Arkansas

Ar ur Hepner president of the Shire tank of Decatur Arkansas seeks to secure the Jefferson Highway by forming county associations, uniting farmers and boosters, and holding a Fort Smith convention by February 3 1916. A central association would coordinate plans for building the highway with 400 to 500 delegates expected at Fort Smith.

Arkansas Arur Hepner Shire Tank Decatur Red County Arkansas Jeferson Titeiway Jefferson Highway Associatns Hepner Fort Smith

Get the Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast

An old health ad promotes an inside bath using hot water with lime stone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and intestines. It claims this daily practice will remove impurities, improve digestion, and cure various ailments by absorbing toxins into the bloodstream. The piece ends with a dubious note and a legal claim.

Lyon Azure Vere Barlin

Russians Fond of Animals And Kindness Across Cultures

Curtla Guild writes Youths Companion on Russian kindness to animals in folktales and daily life. Bears are seen as friendly, with peasants preferring Mishka or Micky. Russians are brave hunters and compassionate, especially toward kittens, dogs, and cats, reflecting humane attitudes.

Russia Curtla Guild Europe Wallan Bjorn But Tim Miedvied Mishka Michael Micky Cere

Tribute to Hubby Peddler Notice From Kahane Woman

A Kahane woman posts a notice for peddlers and agents, stating she wants nothing and that every wish is supplied by a loving husband. The unusual plea highlights a domestic role and a shifting social gaze on spousal support within the period.

Revised Motto On Delay And Duty

Proverb advises postponing disagreeable tasks to tomorrow when possible. It warns that delaying may remove the need to act at all if the occasion never arises. The tone favors restraint and practical procrastination over needless confrontation.

Cascarets Pushed as Quick Liver and Bowels Remedy

An advertising blurb promotes Cascarets as a cure for constipation indigestion and biliousness. It claims quick relief from headaches dizziness nervousness and stomach distress and urges readers to buy the product from stores for adults and children alike.

Selfmade man admired for toast of his joint efforts

A note celebrates a self made man who shares credit for his success and toasts his achievements. The tribute highlights perseverance, community support, and steady leadership as key factors behind his rise.

Figures on gender and seating in theater chorus

An unnamed female authority asserts men have better figures than women while noting a man rover gains a front theater seat to see what the chorus men are not wearing. The remark highlights gender bias and voyeuristic curiosity in public spaces.

Rover

Woman's Unanimous Verdict in Bunco Case

A brief note reflects a woman's stance after a man was deceived in a bunco scheme, declaring there is one opinion among women and that the man gets what he deserves. The line underscores social attitudes of the era with a sharp, pointed verdict.

Estimating Salt Yield From Rock Decomposition

The estimate suggests that about 4 000 00 cubic miles of average rock could yield all the sodium of the ocean and sedimentary rocks upon decomposition.

Getting It Right in Birmingham Age Herald

"I understand, Cuddyhirup, that your wife is convalescent" Mrs White asks. The reply: "No, ma'am, I’m glad to say she ain't." The husband adds that she’s getting better every day.

Mra White Birmingham Age Herald

Tollkeeper at Central Crossing Impounds Potatoes

A watchman at the central crossing between Sailah and Bridgeton New Jersey exacts a toll on every potato load passing through the winter supply route. The unusual levy continues as farmers bear the cost to move goods toward town.

Sailah Bridgeton N. J

Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy touted as gray fix

An old home recipe reformulated as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises to darken gray hair, restore color and shine, reduce dandruff and shedding, and make the user look younger. The method is brushing the solution through small strands until gray fades after a few applications. President Wilson is fond of detective stories.

Wyeth Wilson

General Tonic Grove’s Old Standard Promoted

An advertisement touts Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic as a superior general tonic with quinine and tron, claims it acts on the liver drives out malaria fortifies the blood and builds the system for 50 cents. The text also notes the political slogan one man one vote as fixed in France.

Grove

Lesson for January 30 Appeal to Peter and John

The text reviews Peter and John addressing a crowd after a healing miracle, urging repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. It notes the crowd’s reaction of awe, the apostles as witnesses, and the resurrection as the new doctrine prompting conversion and praise. It emphasizes Peter’s strategy to redirect attention to Jesus, convict sin, and urge repentance.

Peter John Jueus Lot Sianhusar Deter Pauls Jesus Christ Eeatatie Dave Thankerivine Jehn Jesus

Sorie Moralizers Quoted Amid Murky Phrasing

A fragmentary line from a moralist and a demoralizer appears in a truncated column. The garbled text hints at satire or commentary but lacks coherent objects or events for fuller summary.

Magic Washing Stick claims quick cleaning power

An ad style brief touts a product named Magic Washing Stick that promises stain lifting with no rubbing or hard scrubbing. It markets harmless formulae suitable for fabrics including wool and lace, claims to leave a fresh white tone after rinsing, and lists multiple distributors across Texas and Arkansas.

Ald Merton Drugeiste AB Rickards CO Sherman Texas Arkangax Distributors Plan ATT Jarrell Gau CO Little Rock Artansae Ady

Uncle Josh and the News of a Barnside Suicide

Uncle Josh is told of a neighbor Kim Smith killing himself by hanging from a barn in a fall afternoon encounter. The tale is recalled in plain speech as a newspaper telegraph note from Philadelphia.

Josh Kim Smith Tung Philadelphia

No Rebate and Odd Exchange at Rail Station Window

A curious scene unfolds at a railroad station ticket window as a beautiful young lady asks a cryptic question about wheat and the rippling brook, prompting a terse reply from the agent. The piece also notes Wotten imports into China last year totaling about 8.76 million dollars in value.

Railroad Stator

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