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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
6
Mrs. Dollie Hawkins of Birmingham says Tanlac made her well after months of illness and weakness. She reports regained strength for housework, cooking, and garden tasks, weight gain surpassing any in eighteen years, and improved sleep and appetite after four weeks on Tanlac.
The article warns against watered coffee, noting government specifications require dry roasts with no added water. It explains watered coffee lowers weight by only four percent during roasting, cheating buyers, and urges consumers to buy reliable packaged brands from Arbuckle Brothers of New York, roasted by reputable roasters.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions no clear event, names, dates, or locations. The text appears as garbled quotes about a paradoxical treasure with unclear meaning and no identifiable subjects.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled medical note urging a remedy for stomach issues. It mentions a Mississippi location and individuals with confused phrases about a doctor and a husband, but the meaning is incomplete and uncertain.
Advertisement claims Bond's Liver Pill at bedtime aids liver function and purges impurities for a refreshed morning. Warns against substitutes and targets veterans. Mentions Dallas News pondering whether widowers have served their term.
An older style ad promotes a skin cream claiming to prevent minor troubles for all ages. It offers a free sample by mail with a book and poster and lists a postal address in Boston along with unclear promotional details.
Fort Logan reports eighteen men in hospital as Colonel Lewis cites the sickness rate at its lowest in active service. The article details medical staff assignments, reorganization across departments, and new reserve corps officers taking hospital duties and training camp posts.
A church lesson reflects on Pontius Pilate's role, the crucifixion at Calvary, and Jesus's last words. It notes Pilate's weak submission to custom, the mockery and scourging, the inscription on the cross and the crowd's reactions. The lesson emphasizes Jesus's atonement and the profound meaning of his death for humanity.
New York reports evidence of two high powered wireless installations shipped disassembled to Mexico for use in a German spy system here. Three men are jailed on charges of conspiring to send military information by mail to Germany via Norwegian ship crews. Early indications show a secret mail system operated between the United States Germany and Mexico. Hundreds of letters in English German and Spanish, some in code, are being translated as the case proceeds. Bail set at 25000 for Perissi and Bonaparte and 20000 for Merehar.
Reports say the Villa commandos who captured Ojinaga slipped away during the Highland advance and moved up the Conehe river toward San Juan Chibushua. President Wilson bought a $10 000 Liberty Loan bond as wartime finance. Australian potatoes arrived in Chicago market for the first time, dug in February and beginning to sprout. 30 carloads were ordered.
Kansas City Missouri reports Fraternal Order of Eagles plans a purchase exceeding one million dollars in Liberty Bonds. National officers approve the acquisition as part of a large financial action by the organization.
Kennedy Jones, director of food economy, says losses of cereal ships for Great Britain are about six percent according to the Associated Press. A natural gas explosion in Enid Oklahoma killed Wallace Brown and seriously injures three others at a rooming house in nearby Dilworth.
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