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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
2
An old time advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It promises rapid scalp relief and smoother, shinier hair after applying a small bottle into the scalp daily for a few cents.
OCR text fragment mentions Boschee's Syrup and a morning gathering in Amelia, with unclear references to a Sunnie buildme on street, a lease, and treeless tifa. Several garbled phrases suggest a local notice or advertisement with uncertain details and no coherent event or outcome.
An action filled tale recounts a scene where a mounted officer confronts a perilous chase. A car plunges over a ravine, the sheriff dies, and Polly and Dilek confront a will dispute as the narrative follows treasure and justice.
Dick and Polly race to reach safety after a failed bridge collapse. In a dangerous pursuit, they push their runabout to the limit through rough terrain toward Kinseme cottage and a planned treasure rescue, while tensions rise over how to avert further danger.
A concise reflection on how rare practical wisdom appears in everyday life, suggesting that the very idea of common sense is itself unusual in practice and perception. It frames everyday judgment as a phenomenon that often surprises despite its ordinary appeal.
Paris report notes Sir James Eric Drummond named secretary general of the new League of Nations secretariat. Conference records show nine other principles adopted for treaty insertion. Debate covers German empire liability, and provisions for prosecution of former rulers. Army and shipping topics feature in separate notices.
Paris reports a proposed alliance between Princ and America broadens. President Wilson supports the plan but the newspaper withholds action until the American Senate votes on ratification.
A postal air service plane rebuilt for the program was burned while being rusted at Helmont Pid New York. Mle PooL Merron of Jamaica Long Island suffered severe burns in the incident.
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was seriously injured when a taxicab carrying him was struck by a Broadway surface car and thrown about 20 feet to the curb.
Unemployment conditions across the United States show steady improvement based on reports from 3417 representative concerns in eight cities reported to the United States Employment Service. The data indicate improving employment prospects as the agency processes inquiries and matches job seekers with opportunities.
Secretary of War Baker returns from Paris and boards the transport George Washington at the port, signaling a homeward move as military leadership shifts.
The piece warns that poisons accumulate in the system from neglect and should be cleaned out. It links symptoms such as sleepiness after meals, facial flushing, dullness, digestive issues, and various ailments to auto-toxication and recommends Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pills, a vegetable laxative with May-apple, globe, and jalap.
The fragment shows garbled text with phrases like long cupls and solt spoon fies and a few readable fragments such as Tepe Setter chin and My new stemernyier. It appears to be damaged OCR with no clear event or person to report.
An old advertisement extols Thedford's Black Draught as a dependable vegetable medicine for fevers indigestion and general illness. It claims quick relief for stomach issues headaches and fatigue and urges readers to purchase from druggists. The piece cites user testimonials and presents a regional note from Orillia Georgia.
A garbled passage mentions a hesitant kiss line and an onlookers view of pilots washing daily. TD arrives at a doorway and does not notice a rat, reflecting muddled OCR text and unclear narrative.
An old time ad copy touts Bond’s Liver Pills as a mild sure remedy for sick headaches and biliousness, claiming to cleanse poisons and regulate bowels. It also promotes Cuticura Ointment Soap and Talcum for clear skin, with prices and claims of fragrance. A closing line hints at futuristic aerial limos and the value of wise maxims.
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