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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
3
A vintage home remedy description touts California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It claims a ten spoonful dose relieves stomach and bowels, cleansing bile and waste within hours, and promises easier feeding and better moods after treatment.
A home remedy using sage tea and sulphur promises darker hair with renewed color and gloss. An advertised product, Sage and Sulphur Compound, is sold in drug stores as an improved oldtime formula.
Advert says Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules, imported from London labs, treat back pain headaches indigestion and bladder problems. It claims centuries of use, three sizes, and money back if no relief. Be sure to buy genuine Gold Medal brand from drugstores.
Dialogue suggests a rumor about Spend itta facing trouble, possibly related to a car incident or a clouded situation. The exchange is clipped and unclear, with mock speculation about whether he is under a vehicle or in trouble. No concrete facts or dates are provided.
Partoun Tynes travels to Hive with his guardian Peaboy Baynes and Aunt Deel on a farm in Heighbortwod. He encounters Solly Thinkelberg and a social divide with the Toneses, while romances and misadventures unfold among local families and visitors. Uncertain year and place details echo a tale of ambition, class, and a mysterious Minefield Cyn.
In a damp wagon I reach a village near Mr. Wright’s office where townspeople gather. Senator Wright introduces me to county leaders while Uncle Peabody and I learn of Dunkelbergs and a coming audience with Sally Dunkelberg.
The narrator recalls intimate memories with a loved one, village life, and a fragile family stability. A future envelope from an aunt hints at separation for schooling, while Uncle Peabody and Aunt Deel share hopeful talk about money and work. The tone blends nostalgia with quiet hardship and community trust.
The narrator recalls family praise for a boy who has worked relentlessly since a departure. Uncle Peabody expresses pride and near-tearful admiration, while others weigh in on the boy’s character, potential, and the prophecy that guides his future. The scene blends affection with reflective questions about destiny and influence.
The narrator recalls a tense plan to save the farm amid money troubles and disapproval from relatives. A labor dispute, school choices, and a vow to work hard emerge as the narrator contemplates sacrifice, ambition, and loyalty to the land. The aunt and uncle face pressure while the narrator seeks a path between duty and dreams.
William Burns, a detective, told a Scranton audience that every incident is pregnant with significance and as full of meaning as a story. He warned that keen observation matters more than flair in revealing truth.
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