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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
10
Mrs Lyon of Terre Hill Pa testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her enduring female trouble backaches and sleeplessness restoring her health She praises the remedy as standard for women's ills and cites mass lab files of women claiming recovery and avoidance of surgery.
A fragmented dialogue snippets a playful exchange about candlesticks, clocks, and light reading. The overheard banter suggests a lighthearted literary chat, with hints of backstage slang and evolving topics, capturing a curt, informal newspaper-era tone.
The draft amendment seeks to amend Section 18 of the Arkansas Constitution to permit town and city indebtedness and related interests. The text discusses approval and defeat by voters, with references to sections, sections of the Constitution, and the process by which amendments are proposed and ratified. The document appears to be a garbled OCR of a ballot measure text, outlining passage requirements and the roles of state and local governments.
In the Shuffle, Magistrate Officer, a prisoner claims a trumped charge amid a tense hearing. He asserts the officer forced him to defend himself with a club as he neared escape, challenging the alleged offense.
A famous writer admits only one plot ever guiding his work and says he borrowed it from Romeo and Juliet. He explains the method of altering setting and dialect to fit new stories, noting that originality stems from reframing the same core tale.
An advertisement urges readers to visit a druggist for resinol products to treat eczema. It promises rapid relief from itching and burning, improved sleep, and complete healing as eruptions disappear, detailing resinol soap and resinol ointment use with hot water and drying.
A garbled exchange recalls a father and child chatting about racing speed. The child wonders why Mint Revere, Tan O'Shanter, and John Gyh Rin lacked motorcycles, while the father questions the notion of what constitutes good speed in two minutes and four seconds.
Water watering and spraying methods for flies are advertised using Dead Quick spray to kill larvae and Mehtly for mosquitoes. The ad promotes disinfecting homes with light monthly sprays and directs readers to buy from W Ross Manufacturing Co of Little Rock Arkansas.
A fragmented report describes a dove alighting on a gun deck as the Montana cruises northward amid fog. The stray bird, seen near Cuba and Vera Cruz, is noted by a Philadelphia correspondent with garbled names and places.
An old ad promotes HONEST and WELL-PROVEN BONDS LIVER PILLS from Bons Pharmacy Co Little Rock Ark. It markets relief for hiccups headaches indigestion and tiredness, touting free samples and warnings about imitation products and overuse of punctuation in the poem Narcissus by Robert Bridges.
A Baltimore mother reports her children suffered scalp ringworm from a housecat with hair loss and severe itching. After months of no improvement, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claiming complete hair regrowth in six weeks. The ad promotes Culicura products and a free sample alongside a Boston address.
Wayside Walter and Tired Tisamt met for the first time in months. They discussed traveling incognito as they shared remarks about journeys across the country. The exchange appeared in the Youngstown Telegram.
An old advertisement invites agents to join a strong, reliable firm with Treaument Brothers as general agent in Little Rock Arkansas and references Homes Life Insurance of New York and Brooklyn Life. The text includes promotional lines about loyalty and obedience within a marriage context.
A dated ad describes a malaria remedy labeled No. SIX-SIXTY-SIX claimed to cure chills and fever with five or six doses. It promises a fever break and prevention of return if taken as directed. An insertion notes a wind-related saying and a pun about the fast.
An old advertisement extols breathable winged shoe covers and improved comfort for dancing. It promotes Red Cross Ball Blue as superior to liquid blue and urges readers to use it for laundry. Includes stray lines about race outcomes.
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