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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1916
Page
6
A suggests daily inside bath with hot water and limestone phosphate powder clears waste from the digestive system. The ad claims benefits include relief from constipation bilious attacks acid stomach nervous days and sleep problems and promotes a fresh cleansing of the entire alimentary canal each morning.
An old style ad urges mothers to switch children from castor oil calomel and cathartics to California Syrup of Figs. It claims positive gentle cleansing of the liver and bowels, notes a teaspoonful can save money tomorrow, and directs asking for a bottle with full usage directions.
Freckles teases a late summer meeting, with vague notes on a seaside event and unrelated ads. The fragment mentions eye remedies from Marine Eye Remedy Co and a murky line about opportunity and love at first sight, reflecting scattered 1920s newspaper filler and product notices.
Fragmentary text describes Arkansas highway planning linking Chicago to Texas via a Razorback State route. Mentions officials, delegates, and speeches at a convention with references to Fort Smith and other locales. Strong entities include Arkansas, Chicago, Texas, Fort Smith, and detoured road names amid fragmented OCR.
A garbled OCR paragraph lists multiple names, places, and events including mentions of Canton, Arkansas lands opened for homestead entry, and references to Congressman Wingo, forest reserves, and various local incidents. The passage blends political action, land policy, and scattered local anecdotes without coherent narrative.
The County Court reports on land purchases and business moves including The Vanereeurine at the Hite bey Mentoriat Methiduet Churn and Pine PMH fse Brown. The Tomerrone Products Company near Siloam Springs installs machinery for mine product manufacturing amid rising local demand.
An advertisement promotes stopping meat to heal sluggish kidneys and back pain. It touts four ounces of radish from a pharmacy with a magnas of water each morning, claims a grape and lemon lithia salt cleanses the kidneys, improves urine, and prevents serious kidney problems. It cites French stats on airplane accident victims.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a natural fix for faded gray hair. It promises even color, adds shine, and claims to stop dandruff and hair loss with simple nightly applications. Also markets cold remedy products and urged readers to try earlier home mixes.
Washington reports a new Mexican revolution movement centered in Oaxaca with Diaz leading forces against the Palenque government. The article notes suspected ties to Huerta and the absence of solid evidence, while detailing troop estimates, supply issues, and foreign diplomatic tensions surrounding Carranza and regional factions.
Dyspeptic readers are assured that Pape's Diapepsin digests sour stomachs in minutes and restores appetite. The ad claims fast, safe relief from indigestion regardless of disorder, with a pleasant aftertaste and renewed stomach comfort.
An advertisement warns that falling hair signals active dandruff and promises dramatic renewal with Danderine. It touts a cent bottle from Knowlton's Dayway store to restore luster and fullness, urging immediate use to curb itching and prevent further hair loss.
An advertisement claims Swamp Root provides lasting kidney and bladder relief after personal trials. It urges readers to request a booklet of information, notes the product as a tested remedy, and mentions a fifty cent bottle price with ordering details.
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