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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
3
An OCR fragment promotes Prerana as a universal remedy for catarrh and various ailments, claiming prevention and relief with a guaranteed course. The text blends health assertions with scattered, unclear references to safety, death rates, and unrelated scenes, indicating a damaged advertisement page segment.
A scribbled medical note describes applying Cuticura Ointment to an end finger for fiery pimples, followed by washing with Cuticura Soap and drying. The text is garbled but indicates a skin treatment sequence and irritation avoidance. It mentions a patient or subject and uses brand names Cuticura Ointment and Soap.
Fragmented text recounts a troubled woman’s devotion and self adoration, with a shift to an advertisement for Postum cereal coffee substitute. It cites emotional swings, financial methods, and a judge’s remark, followed by testimonials endorsing Postum’s health benefits and two forms of the product with pricing.
Historical notes on early Christian power and testimony. Names include Peter John Philip Stephen Gamaliel and Saul move through Acts and Luke. Discusses Holy Spirit power, the seven deacons, and the spread of the church from Jerusalem to broader witness amid persecution. Emphasizes practical applied Christianity and mission.
An OCR damaged page sells Cascarets as a universal remedy for liver stomach and bowel complaints. It promises relief from constipation headaches and sluggish digestion by cleansing bile and detritus. The garbled copy imitates period language and includes odd spellings and stray lines.
A quixotic note from Puck recounts a folk remedy. Sage tea combined with sulfur allegedly deepens hair color, despite warnings that the preparation aims at curing disease and may be dangerous. The piece mocks home cures and cautions readers to beware unverified mixtures.
A cluttered antique ad fragment urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to relieve a constipated child and avoid illness, warning about counterfeit products. It also mentions a cough syrup and notes about Chilean coal quality, reflecting period advertising copy and consumer tips.
A year into the European War recaps March 20 to 26 1915. Przemys garrison repulsed a sortie. German and Austrian forces clash across multiple fronts from Vosges to Belgrade while Russians advance on Tulait. Allied bombardments, Zeppelin raids, and naval actions thread the battle map as supply relief and Home Front measures unfold.
A fragmented mix notes American canned salmon and its global reputation, Canadian cheese output near 10 million pounds yearly, and Ontario producing half. It mentions Japan exporting inexpensive toys worth 38 0000 annually and Ohio creating a separate state postal system with a central post office for interdepartmental mail.
Fragmentary OCR describes a debated remedy involving hot water and mineral elixirs. It mentions calendar dates and several names, but the readable portion centers on a claimed health practice and its perceived effects on joints and rheumatic rust.
A faded 1920s style ad touts Grove’s Tasteless Quinine as a general tonic. It promises cleansing of the system, relief from colds, and renewed energy, urging daily use for vitality and health. The copy combines medical claims with brand branding and period promotional tone.
An old advertisement touts Dr Merce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming to cleanse bad blood after grippe and colds by stimulating liver and stomach functions. It promises rich red blood feeding heart nerves brain and organs, with readers urged to try it and feel stronger in days. The text also wanders into a librarian note about a six months trip.
Urine with gout and rheumatic pains blamed on uric acid. A new remedy named Anuric is promoted as more potent than lithia to expel uric acid, with ads for Doctor Pierce’s Anuric Tablets priced 50 cents. Sales pitch urges visits to drug stores or mail order from Pierce, Buffalo.
Bolivar Missouri mothers Mrs M J Porter Mrs J Jacques and Mra M B Ferrer endorse Vap O Rub as a safe effective remedy for children s colds and related inflammations. They cite twofold action through lungs and skin and report success for sore throat croup sunburn and rheumatism. Three sizes 25c 50c or 1.00. Drugstores report a campaign inviting trials with reports.
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