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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
6
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsia as a rapid cure for dyspepsia and indigestion, claiming relief within five minutes. It extols the stomach regulator's safety and value, urging readers to keep a case handy for sour stomachs and gas. The text also references various benefits and endorsements, with a quirky aside about a marriage diary joke.
In a colloquial column a town tale recalls a frightened tenderfoot in Ketda Center and a fatal shock, then shifts to a Kansas reader praising coffee withdrawal. The piece shifts to a Postum testimonial praising heart relief, better sleep, and digestion after quitting coffee, with product details and a slogan.
Professor Fenn pursues Miss Ursula Fetzer amid hints of affection as a fear of a mouse disrupts their stroll through a cottage, with framed portraits and a mischievous pest exasperating the pair. A conclusive chase for the intruder ends with comic romantic tension over shared glances and plans.
Nelson died at fifty seven after Trafalgar battles while Admiral de Villeneuve, aged forty two, warned crews Nelson would break their line and pierce their formation. Villeneuve, though ready, was captured and lamented fate of a better adversary.
A historical farming snippet advises keeping ewes on clover or alfalfa hay in winter and introducing limited wheat bran, oil meal, and chopped hay prior to lambing. It recommends a gradual feed increase to support milk flow while avoiding overfeeding, with suggested ratios and timing for optimal lactation.
A historical note warns that horses suffer when exposed to rain and cold, especially after exertion. Rapid work raises heart activity and lung stress, causing sweating and heat loss. If left unprotected, even in streets, a horse can become chilled, risking lung trouble and bronchial issues.
Farmer describes a safer easier hog hanging method using a double hook over a timber gambrel stick. A U shaped or bent hook fits over the timber to hold the hog while the gambrel is placed and lifted onto the hooks, simplifying the process on the work table.
Winter shelter for wagons proposed when barn space runs short. A small shed would be built with a few dollars to protect wagons from winter storms, the wood’s grain and strength said to be impressive if measurable.
Farmers relish fresh pork as the year progresses and the season prompts urgent work for farm wives. The article notes the busy period with tasks such as poultry care and household duties shaping farm life.
Dodson's Liver Tone claims to cure sickness from calomel mercury and liver ailment. The ad guarantees a bottle will restore liver function and purge bowels, promising relief by morning and urging use for the whole family.
Fragmented dialogue centers on a young man and Jem as they discuss decisions and suspicions. The passage blends abrupt exchanges about final choices, potential items like black satin suspenders, and tense brandishing of emotions amid wartime street life. Local street car prices and social friction surface in a chaotic, period voice.
An old style advertising copy touts Knowlton's Dandelines with claims of instant hair beautifying effects and eventual new growth. It urges women to moisten a cloth, apply to strands, and promises dandruff elimination, scalp cleansing, and stronger hair after weeks. A contrasting Europe relief question appears in dialogue.
An ad claims meat forms acids that overwork kidneys and cause back pain, headaches, and urinary issues. It promotes Jad Salts, a grape acid and lemon juice lithia blend, as a safe, inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys and prevent bladder irritation.
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