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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
10
The London Globe reports on detective activity aiding private Quint and others during social events. The head known as “The Carpenter” says he has been engaged in this duty, attending numerous receptions and ensuring security at staged functions and hostesses' gatherings.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene in England where friends of a military suspect attempt to disrupt a trial by affixing bounding shoes bags of flour and pamphlets to the magistrate. The act is described as intended to injure or embarrass the court and reflects on how such methods aim to influence proceedings.
Proposed amendment to Article 16 Section 1 allows cities and towns with populations over 1,000 to issue interest bearing bonds or notes for stated municipal needs such as roads, water works, fire stations, and public structures. It sets election approval by majority voters and limits, outlines authority to levy taxes and issue bonds, and specifies governance of debt and funding.
Eldon Missouri woman describes relief from displacement inflammation and female weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She details years of pain poor appetite and nervousness before reporting restored strength and wellness with the remedy. The ad promotes the product from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts to readers nationwide.
In northern climates the calendar of seasons shapes a paradoxical summer in the far country where frost grips ground until crops start. Birds thrive here as safe refuges from predators, with vast nests and abundant food before the southward migration returns.
If you got a can of Ross Dead Quick Spray day before yesterday and used it well you are today with out bedbugs ants fleas chicken mites plant and vegetable insects If you did not then get It today Sold by your druggist W C Ross Manufacturing company Little Rock Ark.
Ancient Egyptians first made artificial blooms and Europe in the eighteenth century saw a porcelain craze. Craftsmen imitated real flowers with perfumes to mimic scent and appearance, highlighting historical fascination with everlasting arrangements.
A brief excerpt notes Dobbs as extraordinary and modest about his knowledge of Mexico. It quotes him as saying he once spent two weeks there but denies pretending to know the current situation, highlighting humility about expertise.
An antiquated advertisement touts RUB-MY-TISM as a universal remedy for rheumatic pains neuralgia cramps colic sprains bruises cuts burns and old sores priced at 250. It includes boastful lines about the product and a brief aside questioning its safety.
An advertisement promises cure for itching and piles with PAZO GINTMENT within 6 to 14 days and offers a refund if the remedy fails to cure. The copy touts relief features and a sit and rest aid, followed by a maximum price and flourish about riches.
A fragmented chatty collection mixes old time medical ads for liver pills with odd anecdotes and customer quips. It references Rowland’s Liver Pill, claims quick cures for headaches indigestion and fatigue, plus a humorous exchange about a dog and a talking book scene.
A quarrel over affection leads to taunts about wealth and engagements. A speaker mocks a Brinks who cannot read or write, while another party jokes that he practices the unwritten law.
Two men gaze at a painting of General Lafayette in a store. The scene shows a prancing steel statue with a robe in hand and Victory at its feet. A misheard caption prompts speculation about the season and a humorous claim about a cloak theft.
A reader from Thinasville Alabama describes a long battle with a burning eruption on hands and feet. He credits Calicura Soap and Calicura Ointment with a complete cure after years of suffering, claiming relief after nightly and daytime applications and promising free samples by mail.
A fragmented, tongue in cheek musings piece questions whether men will ever be able to come down to wife and household duties. The garbled text hints at humorous social commentary on marriage and gender roles from a 20th century style column.
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