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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1916
Page
7
An ad touts Lodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy to replace calomel for liver and bowel cleansing. It claims the product cleanses the liver without nausea or salivation, with a morning after feeling improved and regular bowels. The pitch targets druggists and consumers with a money back style guarantee.
An advertisement touts Resinel for eczema, ringworm, burns, wounds, and rashes. Kesinol ointment and Resinel Soap are marketed as gentle remedies safe for irritated skin, claiming rapid relief and broad household usefulness.
The readable portions present a jumble of garbled words and names, making it difficult to identify a clear event or subject. No coherent person or organization stands out, and crucial details are unreadable or missing.
A garbled OCR fragment mixes product ads with scattered lines about medicines, distributors, and travel. It mentions Sherman Texas, Little Rock, and obscure brands, punctuating with stray sales pitches and health claims. The readable bits resemble ad copy and public notices rather than a cohesive news item.
General Funston hastens troops to guard 100 miles of border and pursue Villa. US forces plan to cross into Mexico as Villa and his forces threaten stability.
A critic asks why the inventor of the ineless potato now claims to cross ginseng with parsnip. He wonders how this contaminates the character of a moral and reputable parsnip and whether real value may emerge from ginseng breeding.
A collection of 1 960 bottles containing specimens from the ocean bottom, secured by vessels of the United States Coast and Geodetic Survey on the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coasts, has been transferred to the Smithsonian institution.
A brief proverb compares minds to vehicles stating when lightly loaded they make noise, but when heavily loaded they run quietly. It attributes the reflection to Elthu Burritt and frames the idea as a concise philosophical thought.
A garbled 1910s style article discusses large U S arms orders and arms production, naming entities like Kenneton Army company, Alleged steel works, and related outputs. The piece hints at government use of private manufacturers and potential shifts to civilian needs if orders continue.
Fragmented OCR text mentions De Vere and Merkals amid garbled lines. indicates a planned raid on America last October with unclear details and multiple proper names. Reading does not yield a coherent event, dates, or clear organizations.
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Cleveland automobile makers were hurriedly asked by the War department to submit bids for 54 motor trucks 15 motorcycles and two wrecking wagons for use in the Mexico campaign. The War department acted on a request from General Funston. The urgency canceled the usual bid advertising method.
In a Washington Star snippet Mr. Comrox responds to a question about objections to him as a suitor in a dowry situation. He says he has no serious objections, though he may seem reluctant, and adds that if the family is not to his liking he does not want to be blamed for it.
A brief exchange from Life shows a proposal scene where one partner asks the other to accompany them to a jeweler and choose a ring. The reply suggests waiting longer while expressing affection. The tone is intimate and light.
An advertisement extols Danderthe for eradicating dandruff and itching after weeks of use. It promises new, healthy hair growth and improved scalp appearance, claiming dramatic effects and a shiny finish.
A fragment claims effects of a vegetable compound on conditions including weakness and digestion. The text mentions personal testimonies and a name and address, but the overall content is garbled and questionable as medical evidence.
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