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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
7
Mrs J Wortz of Philadelphia describes fatigue, back pain and nervous indigestion eased after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She states a week of use improved her health and appetite, attributing her recovery to the remedy amid common maternal pressures.
Fragmented reminiscence recalls passing through towns with potential court areas at each end. The voice notes experiences and mentions of foe buildings and yulauiubile four appear without clear dates or names.
Dandruff and itching solution claims to restore dry hair and halt shedding. Promotes Culicura Ointment for scalp and a hot water rinse with Cunem Soap. Offers free samples by mail from Culicura Department X Boston and lists price for a 25 cent booklet.
A garbled 19th century style recount describes a confrontation between a mob and authorities in a town, where a constable appears in the road and threatens arrest as crowd tension rises. The piece notes a transfer of a confrontation to a justice of the peace and telegraphic reporting mentions.
The article recalls a period when censors barred mentioning certain figures in print and a Moscow official reprimanded the censorship chief for allowing objections to run. It notes Paris fashion trends in a separate cultural note referencing a public figure.
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Committee five German U boats operated off the U S coast in a raid designed to frighten Americans into demanding return of ships. The action crossed Atlantic channels and raised alarm along coastal shipping as crews reported engagements and losses including the tanker Herbert Le Pratt and several sailing craft.
The fragmentary report describes army health and a large group moved by train to a central France location to avert danger from a long-range gun shell. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
The Food Administration warned that there may be mixing in wheat conservation measures and that ship ments must be sent to American fleets overseas and to allied peoples to ensure strict adherence to rationing.
Washington Vic War Depart reports privates Edward J. Doherty Newton Center MA Carl Holste Boston MA and James M Mulloon Brighton MA as prisoners in Germany. Word also lists Italian steamer Verona of 261 tons gross register sunk by a German submarine near New York.
In Geneva the International Red Cross Committee prepares a strong protest against bombing of hospitals behind the British and American fronts by German airmen.
Railroad earnings in April rose notably to about 80 million dollars per the Interstate Commerce Commission reports.
A nostalgic collage of home remedy pitch for California Syrup of Figs and comic interludes about soldiers, marriage, and Irish folklore. Includes brand denouncements, housekeeping tips, and a cosmetic polish tip for old furniture.
The text presents a discussion about an inventor and his creations, followed by a remark dismissing his work as mere excuses for not working. It also notes a demographic claim that only a third of South America’s population is of pure white ancestry.
A Lincolnshire corporal on leave in Grisby England is greeted by his son a Charterhouse graduate who joined the force and earned a commission. The father salutes and the son replies with Stand easy dad illustrating a proud homecoming scene from active service.
An unsigned wartime column touts a mild remedy for sick headache and biliousness. It mentions liver cleansing, toxin elimination, and compares to General Lee and American leaders, citing Collier Weekly as the source.
A garbled dialogue fragment depicts guests in a Petunia tavern stitching together odd phrases about a turtle and a sticker on a rod. The speaker Nai narrates disbelief and hints at a broader talk of a German peace, with a stray mention of Rup sus City Star tower.
Disjointed OCR text shows a courtroom exchange with references to a prosecuting attorney and a witness. Phrases mention sleep deprivation, someone’s sleep, and a remark about feeling a sense of superiority, but few concrete facts or names are legible.
A vague advertisement touts Dolson’s Liver Tonic as a vegetable medicine that eases bile and digestion, claims to cleanse the liver, and cures misery with a pleasant taste. It urges customers to return to the store for a money back guarantee.
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