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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
6
A brief dialogue shows a father asking about his son’s progress in law school. The reply: “All right, sir. We is al ready priseclling his studies,” indicating readiness and ongoing study despite possible dialect.
Frantic ad-style note promotes a lemon juice lotion mixed with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint cosmetic. It claims to remove blemishes and freckles, whiten and soften skin, and refresh hands, neck, arms, and face with daily massage.
A river town drive on a snowy day awakens memories of sledding places for children. A father escorts his six year old son to familiar slopes, debating safety and choosing a sled for himself, as a cold New York Times-quoting voice frames the scene.
A humorous frontier ballad recalls a dinner conversation between Doc Magruder and Joe Tabor as they spar over whether eggs or chickens came first. The verse traces thirty years of friendly dispute about primal causes and natural laws, ending with both debaters now dead and still argued.
The text recalls Easter quiet when followers sensed the Master’s presence and the promise fulfilled. It speaks of faith flowering as the tomb’s emptiness reveals the fruit of the grain, transforming despair into renewed belief and joy through the risen Lord.
A poetic meditation on Easter lilies and their symbolic meanings from the garden to the church. The author muses on varieties like the Easter lily and the lilies of the valley, touching on beauty, renewal, and faith while contrasting refined elegance with harsh life.
Easter notices describe weather patterns and local disruptions impacting plans across towns. References to fairs, church services, and seasonal rituals point to a shift in schedules as communities adjust activities to rain and wind conditions.
The text discusses legends tied to a poplar tree famed as the cross or hanging tree. It mentions French Canadians and a belief the tree marks a site of suffering, with references to Elie, Gop, and Joayes as figures linked to the legend. The passage notes tension between viewing the tree as glory and as a reminder of past executions.
Fragmentary historical note discusses palm symbolism, Christ’s energy, and St. China founders of the Pour Clares. Mentions vows, holiness marks, and Crusaders in a broad, reverent context without clear events or dates.
A Sunday school guide stressing Philippians 2 1 11 as a model for Christian conduct. It argues for devotional study amid Easter preparations, warns against judging Sunday schools by public school standards, and outlines a twelve lesson review scheme with questions for pupil evaluation.
An assortment of vintage clippings includes an advert touting GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER as a remedy for constipation and indigestion with claims of rapid relief and gentle laxative effects. The text also contains anecdotes and jokes about heroines, hair dye, market insights, and dental or health quips, reflecting miscellany from the era.
A Oregon farmer Mrs. D. M. Argers from R. R. 4 says Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health after an organic trouble left her unable to work on her farm raising 600 chickens yearly. She recommends the remedy to friends and invites others to write for advice.
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