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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
9
A humorous local exchange recounts Gap Johnson replying to a Tumilnyille resident about family illnesses a near miss from lightning damage a fall from a tree and a car shooting with jokes about dogs and luck, all in a colloquial frontier tone.
An excerpt presents a hurried narrator and a boy in distress with garbled dialogue and unclear context. The passage appears as fragmented OCR with misread words and stray punctuation, lacking coherent events or identifiable subjects.
A Philadelphia lawyer famed for his six hour closing argument is interrupted when an opposing attorney passes a note inviting him to a hotel for rare bourbon. The note leads the speaker to pause and depart from the courtroom with the jury watching, as the rival plans a discreet escape.
A survey of early 20th century Arkansas statutes covers licensing ages for jitneys and tunios, state public service regulation, eminent domain for school districts and burial plots, a state water and fuel commission framework, and funding for the State Lands Department along with highway improvements. The documents include Act numbers, approval dates from 1910 to 1919, and outlines of corporate control over utilities, public works, and agricultural experiments.
The piece contrasts aging veterans with a rising cohort from the boy scout movement. It emphasizes their steady deeds, readiness, and community service ethos. It argues that newer veterans may never see war, yet their values and preparedness could sustain civic duty beyond conflict.
A muddy, fragmentary account recalls a night scene with scattered lines about music, scouts, and a festival mood. The text hints at a journey, a call to gather a group, and a message urging readiness for work or play.
A Boston Transcript letter by Charles W. El and A. Laurance Lowell discusses wage and price readjustments and rising unemployment. It urges understanding among groups, avoiding hard feeling, and promoting dialogue to protect the public. The piece mentions scouts, boats, and youth activities as part of civic life.
The University of Pittsburgh embraces scouting with enthusiasm under Chancellor SB. Metorsick, with about twenty members teaching in subiects and courses in camp to start planning for broader programs and activities.
A Milford soldier expressed thanks to a local Boy Scout troop for a thoughtful letter and a savings stamp donation. The note praised the scout’s earnest work in keeping him equipped and free, stating the soldier had done his best and the scout had done more.
Mrs. Mary Reese of Chilton Texas reports severe pain and sleepless nights eased by Cardui Home Treatment. She credits first bottle with improvement and claims Cardui cures pain and strengthens health, urging others to try it as a remedy for female troubles.
An early 20th century ad touts Vacher taim claiming rapid relief from inflammation headaches burns and catarrh. It promotes internal use as harmless and offers free samples and agent prices while warning to beware of imitations from W Vacher Inc New Orleans.
A garbled excerpt references Waltons and Towish month phrases with disjointed lines about last forever, Daltons, a note, and a first of test month. It hints at a magazine titled Purity and Peleth Tale GROVES TVET but lacks clear context.
A fragment from an old page mentions a sequence involving a first and last item or event with unclear phrasing. Readers should interpret the sparse OCR as noting an order or sequence linked to two named items, though specifics are unreadable.
A flood of fake aspirin tablets sold nationwide alarms consumers and authorities. The hoax involved talcum like powder labeled as Bayer aspirin, prompting warnings about counterfeit medicines and the risks of taking unknown pills.
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