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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1916
Page
6
Six years of illness and failure to eat with stomach pain end after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The writer, a Columbus woman, weighs 208 pounds at start and reports dramatic recovery and regained strength following treatment.
A vintage ad touts Renhovige as a heart and nerve tonic priced at one dollar. The copy urges caution about claims and urges readers to consider safety when evaluating such products.
A special ruling states that one dollar per day is the minimum for inexperienced bundle wrappers. The wage commission notes enforcement and references the earlier minimum wage law setting five dollars per week, with discussion of related personnel and terms in the public notice.
Governor Thies grants relief from a $50 fine tied to a prohibition charge in 1915 for selling liquor near the tick board. W. M. Holbrook of Zion, Izard County, is named to the Northeast Arkansas Tick Eradication District Board, succeeding the late W. B. Campbell of Poenklia.
Fragmentary ad style note encourages saving a doctor’s bill by keeping Mississippi Diarrhoea Cordia handy for stomach complaints. Mentions price 5c and 50c and includes a dialogue about a stimulant and a warning not to hurt. Contains garbled, humorous text with unclear context.
Fragmentary text promotes methods to darken gray hair without dyes using unusual products and routines. It mentions shampoos and routines, with unclear brands and steps, and references a laboratory or company origin. The readable portions resemble a promotional or instructional snippet with many misspellings and nonsensical phrases.
fragmented OCR notes mention Grove's Tasteless chillonie with quinine benefits and malaria treatment. references to liver and blood health, plus a cryptic Bravery remark and beauty of natural eyes.
A garbled clipping promotes Swamp Root remedies and hair darkening products. It references kidney and stomach trouble, urges readers to send for Reedier and mentions sales ads and a Cleveland Leader style line. The excerpt includes aging, youth and self made man themes with vague testimonials.
A piece extols external treatment for children's colds, praising VapoRub from St Jo origins. Letters recount relief from diphtheria fears and croup with VapoRub applied to chest and throat, noting benefit for coughs, catarrh, and throat irritation.
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