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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1918
Page
6
Newark resident Flo Kelly credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing a three year nervous breakdown. After trying doctors and other methods she started the herb tonic and reports quick improvement and full return to work.
Birmingham Age-Herald notes a scene where the leading man shows ardor for the leading lady while a wife in a box appears displeased. The exchange hints at personal tensions behindstage and domestic implications amid the production.
Emilie received a visit from a playmate about the same age. Her father bought her nine Mother Goose books and she began reciting a damaged line about Old Mother Hubbard going to the shop to fetch her dog. The phrase "bare" appears in the misheard version.
A nostalgic appeal urges readers to harness spring energy and health awareness. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for stomach and liver, claiming it restores vitality and vigor with herbal ingredients. Trial packages are advertised from Buffalo New York.
Article notes alarm over food supplies and calls for action as Hoover and Congress face warnings. It cites Senator Kenyon and others on meat, labor, and wasteful printing, plus concerns about war-time shipping and the flood of foreign-language publications.
A Boston Transcript quip contrasts a dinner plan with a joke about appetites and Hoover affecting satisfaction of appetite. The dialogue plays on liberal wit and political restraint.
A fragment from a Boy Scouts creed proclaims dedication to duty, preparedness, and character. It envisions boys becoming men through trained hands, clean conduct, and honor as guiding traits, praising service to land and community.
The article discusses the meaning and historical origins of the word xcont 7 in scout lore. It notes the term is not newly coined and traces its Latin and foreign linguistic roots. It mentions variations in languages and the broader Latin origin behind the word’s constructive principle.
Scouts in poor weather areas help raise funds for the Med Star helps care of soldiers. A Birmingham group plans to collect old worn flags for replacement. A Birmingham group hiked sixty miles to Anniston in a day and a half to promote the effort.
A vintage ad explains making a lemon skin whitener by mixing two lemon juices with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint lotion. It promises to brighten dark skin, remove freckles and tan, and soften rough hands when massaged daily on face neck arms and hands.
A misspelled clipping recalls a Bishop visiting a city convention. Local vendor Bobby engages the Bishop in a playful exchange about rainy days and weeks, with Bobby boasting a playful stock of knowledge. The anecdote ends with a humorous line equating weeks to cards on a deck.
An old time ad touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root for kidney and bladder issues. It claims quick relief and widespread availability in drug stores with options to order samples from Dr Kilmer in Binghamton New York.
A collage of patent medicine style ads mix with odd witticisms and travel notes. The piece advertises facial whiteners and blemish cures while poking fun at gender roles and social norms of the era.
An advertisement argues rheumatism stems from poor digestion and waste buildup. It touts NR Tablets as a cure, claiming they improve digestion, liver, kidney and bowel function, cleanse the blood, and offer relief after costly medicines and doctors.
A fragmented narrator recalls a scene in which two sisters care for their car in front of a house. A red haired passerby stops, confronts them with shock, and asks what they are doing, noting the absence of a man. The tone is startled and hurried.
An old advertisement notes a neglected cold often followed by pneumonia and promotes Laxative Quitme dine Tablets for prompt relief of coughs colds la grippe and headaches priced 25 cents.
A querulous voice mocks the Hawaii takeover and laments anticipated consequences while odd quips and misread ads mix with stray lines. The piece blends editorial fragments and promotional jabs, reflecting a disrupted news page tone.
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