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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
3
An old advertisement urges readers to take Jad Salts to flush sluggish kidneys after pains in the kidney region. It claims the remedy clears urine acids, reduces bladder irritation, and promotes normal kidney activity, touting it as harmless and inexpensive. The ad ends with a light political hoax joke about election betting.
A ragged ad page promotes Q Tan Hair Color Restorer and Cre Glo Fair Dressing for gray or streaked hair, claiming healthier hair and a darker shade. It includes dubious claims and scattered jumbled text about products, prices, and health benefits, with incomplete attributions and disjointed lines.
Fragmentary lines describe distress and a call for aid with garbled phrases and scattered names. The passage references Red Cross and Hawaii amid unclear dialogue and emotional pleas.
Readers are urged to pay attention to kidney health as kidney abuse can trigger serious consequences. An herbal remedy, Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, is promoted as a cure. The ad claims efficacy and offers sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co in Binghamton NY.
Delegates from Texas Arkansas Oklahoma and Louisiana gathered in Texarkana for a Jefferson Highway Association meeting. Speakers including George A Payne and Senator John McManigal addressed the crowd while discussions covered road improvements, farm traffic, and plans for a state veterinary program and serum plant operations.
British air raid on northern Germany claimed some ships sunk with German losses. No detailed report has been received but Danish and British press stories indicate the operation may have achieved its aims. Composed notes suggest several German patrol vessels and a destroyer were sunk or damaged, while British chances of safety for crews were noted amid wartime confusion.
garbled text references Kentucky, Galveston and coast relations with unclear details. mentions New Orient, Galvan Seem, Trent and Word Cre. context fragmented. no clear event, date, or identifiable persons emerge from the readable portions.
Reports indicate a set of arrests by United States authorities involving employees of a Madera company. The incident centers on an internal inquiry led by a federal agency, with named individual Larry Williams linked to the proceedings.
Washington Chief Clerk James T. Wilmeth of the Treasury Department is in Arkansas on business related to the supervising architect. He will visit towns where public buildings have been authorized, continuing official duties tied to the office.
Washington report says the Supreme Court adopted a rule to dismiss all cases where records are not printed within 140 days of filing, aiming to accelerate the court's work and reduce backlog across its docket. The measure affects pending matters and imposes a strict timetable for document production.
A Missouri mother from Cuba testifies that Vicks Vap-O-Rub quickly relieves her four year old boy’s croup, saying she had tried many medicines over years with little success. She asserts the remedy acted almost immediately and urges others to use Vicks.
An old household health piece advocates drinking hot water each morning with dissolved limestone phosphate to flush waste from the digestive tract and purify the blood. It likens the effect to cleansing the skin, claims internal sanitation is essential, and promotes use by mothers and women seeking clearer complexions.
The Kid Jabba earned the crowd with a sharp showing against Battling MePL, taking the gate receipts and delivering a decisive performance. Report notes strong early momentum and a solid finish as fans packed the venue.
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