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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement from Chickasha Oklahoma touts Black-Draught as a failsafe family medicine for constipation indigestion lazy liver and related troubles. It includes customer testimonials praising relief and cites broad household use across all ages with claims of cleansing the system.
The notice urges daily exercise, fresh air, and regular hours as the remedy to Influenza, warning that neglect or illness through neglect can still strike. It emphasizes prompt action and suggests using these habits as a preventive prescription.
Orphan Harion Baynes moves to live with Wismele and Pesbede Baynes and his Aunt Deel on Rattleradd named Lickitysmir about 1826. He meets Sally Drmiethers near his age but with class differences and is captivated by her appearance and clothes. Roving Kate known as the Silent man and Atmos Grimshaw visit the Barnes home as fortunes are told, predicting a bright future for Barton and death for Amos. Barton flees after punishment, head toward the Dankelbergs, sleeps on a Canton porch, and is found by Silas Wright Jr who, knowing Peabody Baynes, takes him home after buying a new elyiin.
The narrator recalls a midnight journey home by horse and buggy, Aunt Deel’s warm welcome, and Uncle Peabody’s joyful tears. The scene widens to visits from neighbors, the reading of Mr. Wright’s letters, and a quiet fortune teller Kate, ending with a tense night in the house and an eerie whisper from the pop tree.
In a domestic reminiscence Aunt Dev and Uncle Peabody Baynes plan a Sunday trip to meetin g after Mr Punghorn’s death. Sile Wright reads a sermon when home, and the family discusses church attendance and the need for a good sermon as they prepare to leave at eight.
Canton Ohio woman Mrs Maris Boyd recounts suffering from female trouble and two doctors recommending surgery. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief enabling her to perform housework, urging others to try it before operations. The notice invites further advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
A fragmented item questions if someone could tell Paris peace delegates what to do. A man, perpetually discouraging, doubts they would act. The text hints at April and a desire for relief amid distress.
An article discusses backache as a common ailment linked to catarrh and hormonal factors. It promotes Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets as natural remedies for both women and men, citing supposed benefits and urging consultation with a physician.
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