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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
4
Notice requests that items of interest among colored people be left at the Palace Drug Store or at the issuing office. The terse bulletin specifies drop points for information or correspondence among the community.
A fragmented local note recounts veterans and relics from the Civil War surrender table at Appomattox. It describes pens dipped in ink, the table piece, and claims about ownership by General Grant and General Sheridan.
Dr. E Cronkite of St Joseph owns two pens used by Gen Grant and Gen Lee at Appomattox April 10 1865. The quill and steel pens remain in a protected box wrapped in the surrender paper. The pens passed through Col Lawrence and a St Joseph collector before reaching Cronkite who guards them as historic relics.
A brief notice from the Methodist Church invites attendees to Sunday School at Waom ye Wh on ANON. The item is a compact church notice from a local religious listing.
The Land Company a real estate partnership formed by T B Feeser W D Trott A Uivens and E G Hammack is dissolved by mutual consent. Names appear in the notice with scattered typos and likely misreads but indicate the dissolved firm and principal members.
An advertisement promotes Liv-Ver-Lax as a natural vegetable remedy to cure tiredness caused by liver dysfunction. It claims the product cleanses the system, relieves mental and physical heaviness, and offers guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold by Henry Bordeaux.
A wartime era view from a church pew at Lincoln’s Washington worship site shows the president in the pulpit area. The image captures the reverent setting as Lincoln attended services, reflecting his connection to the capital’s religious life.
The patent office in Washington lists Abraham Lincoln as inventor of a flatboat aiding device. Large bellows on each boat side would be inflated via windlacks to increase buoyancy and lift the vessel over sand bars, enabling easier passage on shoals he knew from his Mississippi river boating days.
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