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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
7
A Walnut Cove woman recalls severe female illness two years ago eased by Cardui, a woman's tonic, after sisters' recommendation. She credits five bottles for full recovery, notes improved strength, and urges other women to try Cardui today.
A vintage advertisement promotes Cascarets as a nightly remedy to cleanse and regulate the stomach and bowels, remove bile from the liver, and prevent headaches and indigestion. It contrasts with other laxatives and touts a 10 cent box price. The page also features a humorous anecdote about a marriage and money with a bacterial joke.
An ad claims Revinal soap and hot water soothe eczema ringworm and itching. Resinol ointment reportedly stops itching and promotes rapid healing. promises clear skin at little cost and also treats pimples blackheads and dandruff. Bold by druggists. Ad.
Guidance urges low cellar temperatures and thorough cleaning to preserve butter. Notes methods: fumigation with formaldehyde and sulfur, ventilate during cold nights, ripen cream to mild acidity, wash butter with cold water, salt per pound, churn until kernels form, pack tight in glazed jars, store cold.
More than three thousand Guernsey cows completed records show average milk yield around 444 pounds and butterfat 426 pounds. Over a third tested were heifers with first calf, underscoring the favorable results and credibility of the survey.
The report notes cows yielding up to 19 000 pounds milk and 100 to 1100 pounds butterfat annually. A herd average of 4597 pounds milk and 5.25 percent butterfat is cited, equating to over two pounds butterfat daily. Historical Guernsey records show high daily and annual outputs, with production limits not yet reached.
A proverb-like note argues that a cow cannot be bought educated after years of care and feeding to become what she would have been from the start, emphasizing early acquisition.
Advice on cattle handling emphasizes gentle training of heifers to build a cooperative herd. Early socialization, patience, and calm methods are urged to foster acceptance and reduce stress in young cattle.
Dentists praise Wrigley’s helpful for teeth gums doctors say it aids appetite and digestion. Children love it and parents are urged to stock it now with United Profit-Sharing Coupons for high grade merchandise. Free color book “Wrigley’s Mother Goose” 28 pages, write WM Wrigley Jr Co Chicago.
A dialogue recounts a humorous exchange where a wife questions her husband about a phone call. The office boy misleads the employer, claiming truthfulness while revealing the wife’s sneer at honesty. A brief domestic farce unfolds in plainspoken Cleveland chatter.
Vintage ads describe Cuticura shaving method with hot water, lather, and ointment followed by a sea wash. Also mentions a free sample postcard and claims about Cuticura products for scalp and skin. Includes miscellaneous unrelated humorous lines and product mentions like Hanford's Balsam for nail scratches.
Alma Ko Hoxdhoe, appointed private secretary to Lauten ant Governor Merhai of Betterlye nla, earns 20 dollars weekly for 62 weeks. Mary Pickford, famed actress and moviemaker, features as a recipient in this era. A notable industry owned by Mire James P. Warlaese of Brooklyn dominates Malted Staten’s real profits.
The article touts using sage tea to darken gray hair as a natural remedy. It describes a grandmother applying a sage tea and sulphur formula to restore natural color, claiming the hair becomes glossy and darker with repeated use.
An advertisement touts Just One Bond's Pill At Bed Time as a remedy for headache sour stomach dizziness coated tongue caused by an inactive liver. It claims Bond's Pills are superior to Caromel and notes waking restored. The second line offers a fortune teller quip about a wife lacking faith in her husband.
A garbled retrospective mixing odd anecdotes about a return to Nome, a Swiss scientist denying microbes, and a Highlander reference. The piece nods to Beulah, Lenin, and Scottish imagery while skimming topics from cures to lighting inventions. It reads like a fragmented column of curiosities and misquoted quotes with scattered names.
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