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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
7
Just Once Try Dodson's Liver Tone and stop calomel. The ad warns calomel harms teeth and bones, promises safe vegetable liver medicine, and guarantees one spoonful will cleanse liver and bowels. It claims Dodson's Tone is non salivating, harmless, and suitable for the whole family.
The article highlights Boy Scouts contributions to the war effort such as selling Liberty bonds and War Savings Stamps, assisting in farm work, gathering materials, and aiding government information efforts. It notes a less public side involving intelligence warnings amid wartime vigilance.
Scouts nationwide stage parades to sustain wartime spirit after armistice terms. National headquarters plans mobilization in every city to keep public focus on ongoing war effort with slogans like Keep on Buy in War Savings Stamps and Be Ready for the Final Liberty Loan. In Burnys, scouts begin assemblies as whistles signal the start of a nation wide obligation drive.
Lieut Henri addresses a body of Boy Scouts of America urging young men to remain loyal soldiers of liberty. He proclaims their blood will merge with the French and fuel the world's regeneration, praising liberty equality and fraternity and urging pride in American and French sacrifice. He calls for support of American and French troops and the battle for liberty.
Scouts across the country launch a vigorous effort promoting the good turn Milty and careful social conduct. The New York Police Department grants a formal permit for a uniformed Victory parade with praise from Deputy Commissioner Wallis for shaping youths into responsible citizens.
A Brooklyn New York troop during a hike used a punctured horse leg story and a guns fragment to treat a wound. The second Brooklyn scouts passed tests for volunteer lifesaving and took station No 40 in Gravesend Bay patrolling bathing beaches between Gravesend Bay and Fort Hamilton.
Bible study outlines New Testament era themes with Joshua 1 story. It highlights God renewing the land promise to Israel, instructions to meditate on the law, and obedience as the path to prosperity. The text emphasizes marching forward to take possession and the need for steadfast faith.
A fragment reflects on sacrifice, arguing true sacrifice requires devotion to God. It declares that what some call sacrifice is valuable when offered as service to God, and mocks those who fail to understand spiritual duty. The dated style mirrors 19th century religious rhetoric.
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