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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
6
A penniless miner rises to wealth and political power with Slade and Katherine Scheming around a governor election. Katherine debates allegiance to Napoleon and love with Hayes as Merritt and Strickland clash over factories and frontier influence.
Senator Slade faces scrutiny as Mr Weasley Merritt and Hunt arrive at his home. Merritt accuses Slade of buying up the entire waterfront including mansions and residences, prompting tense exchanges about alleged newspaper abuses and public interest in city affairs.
Florida Times Union reports a study on the white ant by Professor Hugmion. Soldiers emit crackling sounds by hovering jaws on leaves and tapping a plate with paper. They also appear to salute workers by a head raised, body oblique, and a brief convulsive shudder.
A six passenger auto collided with a speeding Chicago & Eastern Illinois engine at Hoopeston crossing. Victims include David Ogden 50 his sister Indaw 30 Miss Micha Standish 30 and Mrs Emily Standish 64. GT Williams 40 driver injured. Salome Ogden 6 escaped unharmed.
Miners voted to end the walkout after the union and federal conciliation board recommended settlement. Officials said miners would return to work as ordered.
A monkey at the University of Kansas has been inoculated with pellagra using sand fleas, announced by Professor B J Hunter. The experiment details were released from the university authority in Topeka Kansas.
Postal Inspector G C Haynes leaves Little Rock for Mason City Iowa. Ira n Ross of Hot Springs to succeed him. Blackberry pickers in Blytheville earn 4 to 5 dollars daily, selling 30 to 50 cents a gallon. Vaccination blamed for livestock losses as Die in Gillette area rises. Arkansas Ozarks apple yield expected 790 cars lower due to shortages and interest. County road work from Camden to Calhoun county Twe. July 22 Arkansas Serf Association meeting in Little Rock. Will discuss tax receipts at internal revenue office June 206010, up from 164000. Tom Morgan of Prenderghia caught 63 trout on Ouachita River.
A critique rail against old romance plots and melodramatic gunshot scenes. Editors reject idealized heroines and pristine props, urging fresher character realism and less trite “sunlit coronets” and “azure eyes” imagery.
Mrs. Arma Lee 24 of Coral N C describes a rashes that covered her baby’s head face and body with itching burning and pimples. After trying two treatments with little relief she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment daily and reports the child slept better and was cured over months. The notice promotes Cuticura products and free samples.
An old advertisement touts Rub-My-Tism as a remedy for rheumatic pains cramps sprains bruises and burns. The copy notes the product price and implies dramatic effects with bold phrases and exaggerated claims.
An old ad copy touts Grove's The Old Standard Tonic as a valuable general tonic with quinine and iron. It claims to support the liver fight malaria enrich the blood and build up stamina and strength.
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