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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
7
An ad touts Cascarets as a night time laxative to cleanse the stomach and liver, ease biliousness, indigestion, sour stomach, and foul gas. It claims the product works during sleep, leaving a clear head and healthy bowel action for months, and notes children also use it without griping.
A testimonial from Mrs Cuns Caarman of Bellevue Ohio describes severe female ailments and rapid improvement after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges women to consider the remedy and offers confidential correspondence with the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co.
President Wilson faces one of the gravest Mexican crises as Carranza forces threaten to starve the poor into joining the army. Reports say Obrion deters relief for wealthy foes while troops are ordered to reopen supply routes. Concerns mount that federal forces may be compelled to action or face famine.
A distorted notice from a German National Bank in Pitsburg shows a door display eroded by currency officers. The scrambled text references enforcement actions and disrupted banking operations causing confusion along a street noted as Wist Vinetchy.
Prohibitionists in Shreveport Louisiana decline election on license issuance and plan to contest any licenses. The vote tally shows 1,447 to 42 with the city facing enforcement dates and local officials weighing action. A separate note indicates post election commentary and related legal steps underway.
Federal grand jury visit honors Joseph G Cannon at his Danville home in a district session. The gathering includes Former Speaker Adkins and Whote fordman of the Nines house, with tents set up and a clubhouse in New York City Hall Square planned by contractors for sub way moles and cardrooms. Stolen money from a Baltimore & Ohio shipment is partially recovered, with $1,540 found under a depot platform. Congressional Record reports record-length proceedings with about 12,000 pages for the recent session. A wife sues for separation citing money cuts to fund singing lessons. Justice Kelley refuses a charter for the West End Huge'Inb as improper.
A vintage ad touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a rapid cure for indigestion and upset stomachs. It claims relief from heartburn sourness belching and gas within minutes and urges readers to keep a fifty cent bottle at home for family stomach derangements.
A reader testifies that a kidney remedy purchased for one dollar improved health after use. The note describes past suffering, multiple doctors, and eventual relief, claiming substantial savings in time and money and urging others to try the product. The testimonial mentions Charles Harris and a sworn statement dated July 4.
A fragmented letter to Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York advocates Swamp Root remedies. It rails against alleged congestions and bodily ailments and mentions prices and overhead charges. The text alleges widespread tolls and imports from France, with unclear appeals to readers.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims rapid relief from constipation and an overall healthier appearance, urging mothers to purchase the 50 cent bottle with clear directions for all ages. The piece also features a consumer quip about marriages and beauty.
A garbled 1918 advertisement touts a “solid gold-shell initial ring” as a value gift with Arbuckles Coffee purchases. It urges sending a coupon with a signature and ten stamps to receive the ring, promising a sensational, though dubious, bonus and a later “free” prize package.
An OCR text fragment lists ring items such as No. 226 wedding ring No. 228 baby ring and No. 222 fancy ring along with notes on signatures weight wear and popularity. It reads like an old jewelry catalog with scattered garbled phrases and product cues including heart ring and signature liner details.
A garbled OCR fragment lists scalp treatment products and mail order offers for Cuticura and related items. It weaves in brand names, fake medical claims, and scattered phrases about cosmetics and crime. overall, it resembles a chaotic advertisement page with many unreadable sections and dubious origins.
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