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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
9
An elderly woman from Kaplan, Louisiana, credits Cardus for restoring her health after a heart illness tied to early marriage. The testimonial promotes Cardus and Castoria and urges readers to consult local druggists, claiming dramatic recovery and ongoing use.
Dr. Eliot argues that both England and America lag behind leading thinkers on education. He criticizes the U S school system as wasting talent and calls for a rational practical extension of public education tailored to individual abilities, touching on reforms to better prepare youth for their roles.
A testimonial advertisement touts Postum as a safe coffee substitute aiding digestion and complexion. It describes a grandmother's stomach relief after quitting coffee, switching to Postum Regular or Instant, and claims easy preparation and similar cost. The piece cites branding from Postum Co and urges readers to try the product via grocers.
A chaotic night ends with the Empress of Ireland sinking after a collision with the collier Storstad off Father Point. Rescue efforts rush to save 433 survivors amid fog and rising waters while remaining passengers endure panicked, fatal scenes and heroic wireless calls for aid.
The account describes the Empress of Ireland sinking after collision, the plea Save the ship heard by wireless, rapid government steamer responses led by Eureka under Captain Bylaeger, with Lady Evelyn and Storstad aiding, survivors and bodies brought to Rimouski wharf.
A boat disaster on the St Lawrence left an unidentified woman dead after she was rescued by the pilot boat Eureka. The victim, described as wearing little clothing, died soon after rescue. Mariners and authorities searched the water for nearly an hour before the tragedy was confirmed.
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