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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
3
Hillsboro Alabama resident J W Turner reports full recovery from pellagra after using a remedy promoted by American Compounding Co. He claims renewed health, energy for farming, and urges others to consult the Bangha remedy with a money back guarantee.
A humorous collage of snippets about information, vacuums, and family talk. A good man and his son exchange quips on knowledge and a misplaced vacuum, while other gag lines touch on war, literature, and household life with period wit.
Practical guidance from Missouri expert on feeding exercising and housing mares in foal. Recommends oats corn bran ration, clean dry stall with lime under bedding, boiled acid cleaning, navel disinfectants, and careful handling to prevent joint disease and blistering. Emphasizes light work before foaling and avoiding heavy pulling or deep mud.
BL Shaw explains that feeding roughage in racks reduces waste versus ground feeding. He notes several rack designs including combined racks for roughage and grain, horizontal layouts common in the West, and vertical slat racks. He cautions narrow slats to keep lambs from reaching feed and advises solid upper boards to prevent chaff from fouling fleece.
A device is described that uses a narrow bottom opening in a partitioned box. Grain placed outside the partition can only be accessed slowly, causing the horse to eat more slowly and saving grain.
An advertisement-style piece touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a harmless, all-vegetable remedy claiming to cleanse a sluggish liver without causing salivation like calomel. It asserts quicker mornings, better digestion, and restored energy, urging readers to rely on this product over dangerous calomel.
Undiscovered for nearly twenty years the will of Michael Muller dated May 11, 1889 is offered for probate in Baltimore by his son John G A Muller. Testator died March 187? 1898 and left property to wife Elizabeth Barbs Muller who died April 5 1915, administrator appointed for her estate. Property will be divided among Muller's heirs. real estate dominates the estate.
Disjointed OCR text mixes an advertisement for a washing stick with a travel tale about a Tommy on leave from the front who marries on the return journey. A railway inspector remarks the marriage certificate is not a ticket for a long line, while stray product lines list Faunrett-Jarrell Groco and other Arkansas vendors.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura for hair and skin care with free samples by mail from Boston. A separate noisy exchange features a book agent and a vivid courtroom line about transcribing testimony in a sensational divorce case.
An old advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a general tonic with quinine and iron, claiming liver benefits, malaria drive, and blood enrichment. The ad claims value for the whole system at zero cents and then shifts to a provincial proverb about marriages and sin hanging around.
An older cyclist trudges through rain in England and asks a native for the distance to Popleton village. The reply says ten miles the other way, revealing a mistaken signpost and a comic confusion. The tale blends foggy wit with rustic misdirection.
An old advertisement promotes Resinol for pimples and skin cleansing with soap and ointment routines. The page also includes a garbled tale about a town man’s hitching, a stray quote about honor and women, and a note that the barometer was invented in 1643.
The readable fragments describe a charged confrontation or confession with emotional tension. Mentions of blame, desire to drink, and strained relationships appear, but the garbled OCR obscures names, places, and concrete facts.
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