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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
7
A London real estate scene features a chatty agent touting a “taunted” house with a well trained ghost. The buyer questions the boast while the agent reassures that the specter only appears if rent is refused, painting an odd but persuasive picture of the property.
A 19th century plea urges parents to use Castoria for infants and young children to prevent deaths from narcotic syrups. It asserts Castoria contains no opiates, bears Charles H. Fletcher’s signature, and counters risks from typical comforting remedies still sold for children.
A short humorous tale from Jefferson City about a two pound catfish that impressed a fisherman. A later anecdote describes a weary father bargaining with his son and a gentlemanly sentiment about patience and propriety in family life.
Britain and France urge U S alignment with the League of Nations while U S senators prepare reservations on immigration withdrawal rights and economic provisions. Observers note foreign policy stakes, election politics, and the push to keep American forces ready through reforms and educational incentives.
The Scotsman notes a playful shift in perception from loving admiration to fiscal metaphor as a bride reflects on her husband. This light remark framed in a humorous tone, suggesting affection endures despite changing views.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, herbal substitute for calomel. It claims calomel harms the liver and bones, causing sickness, while Dodson's Liver Tone restores liver function without side effects. The pitch promises relief from biliousness, constipation, and headaches.
A Monticello Florida feature extols the town as the premier market for seed, highlighting local prominence in seed rediscovery and county advantages. The piece cites regional trade, education, and community ties shaping Monticello’s seed industry leadership.
A Yonkers Statesman excerpt discusses skin blemishes and claims remedies promise elimination. The piece features a dialogue about appearances and a marriage engagement amid a game scene, reflecting period tone and casual social concerns.
Bilious heaviness due to inactivity, stir the liver and regulate bowels. Take Bond's Liver Pills, one each night for two or three nights. A large bottle costs only 2c at any drug store. Mild, safe, never gripe, yet thorough in action.
A teacher reads about American forests and asks which pine has the longest needles. Tommy volunteers and answers with a pun, "She porcupine," drawing a round of laughter from the class.
OCR text presents a jumbled passage mentioning a father and family names with unclear context. It references a tone of satire and a voice asking someone to go home, including partial phrases like Chicago Tribune and a son of the states, but the meaning remains obscured and uncertain.
A fragment from the Oston Transcript advertises informal hunting on a Kansas farm. It invites hunters to hunt quail and squirrels and to come to the house for dinner when the horn sounds, with rustic approval of game taking.
A landlord replies with a terse answer about walking distance to the car, suggesting the inquiry concerns proximity. The exchange hints at practical constraints or planning for access.
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