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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
6
An appeal describes the daily torment of acid stomach and indigestion. It warns of lingering pain and related disorders and urges immediate medical attention to address the root stomach issue. The piece emphasizes widespread suffering and the need for relief.
General Sir Robert Powell faces scrutiny over funds and support to local Scout troops in Great Britain. Reported claims allege misused contributions and improper influence within the youth organization, prompting calls for inquiry and reform.
The article notes New Zealand scouts participating actively in the war, aiding the home front and sending support to families. It mentions Major General A. W. Tobin and outlines the scouts’ dedication, training, and organized efforts to assist service members and ensure morale.
National Office scouts in New York plan a pep rally and wave to energize workers. They greet visitors in the general office and assist in the supply department as they retire from their posts and prepare for regular duties.
Congressman Statt Perris of Tou lon announces world appointment for Volta States Naval college in Annapolis. Troop movements prompt debate as Scout Clement Mirehell’s actions come under review amid reentry maneuvers and regional tension in March.
Marquette scouts aided an injured woman by guiding her to safety and supplying wood for a fire at her stove. The group also focuses on civic duties including efforts to document industry and curb stray dogs. The city council plans an ordinance to remove stray dogs.
Lesson material outlines God willing to rain judgment and the Nineveh turning from sin. It covers steps in conversion, from hearing the word to repentance, sincere mourning, and turning from evil to receive God’s mercy. It emphasizes the necessity and blessed results of repentance and the role of Bible influence.
A reflective note on love as an unalterable constant beyond change, equating divine love with an enduring truth that underpins human affection and moral behavior. The text argues love remains fixed despite worldly shifts and refusals.
A collage of old ads and quips promotes Red Cross Ball Blue for laundry at five cents, Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic for vitality at 60 cents, Allen’s Foot Bane for shoes and foot care, plus stray lines about flirtations and misspelled words in a newspaper page.
An old patent remedy claims to treat kidney and bladder issues mistaken for female troubles. It touts quick relief from back pain headaches and indigestion and says continued use restores vigor. Imported Haarlem Holland capsules sold in sealed boxes in three sizes.
Advertises Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney liver and bladder medicine sold by druggists. Claims to be a physician’s prescription strengthening remedy and urges trial with a mailed 10 cent request for a sample bottle. Mentions Binghamton NY and a promotional note about paper.
A West Philadelphia woman recounts long illness and nervous prostration. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports restored health, able to do housework, and recommends it to other women. The letter lists symptoms like nervousness backache and other functional derangements. It notes the company's advocacy and long experience.
Mrs Mootcott of Johnson City recounts severe illness years ago leaving her bedridden and weak for eight weeks. After using Cardul tea, her appetite and strength returned, she gained weight and credits the tonic for a full recovery, noting Cardul is a mild vegetable remedy for women tested over forty years.
Expressing gratitude in a formal tone, this note acknowledges assistance and conveys sincere appreciation. The phrasing echoes a courteous, old fashioned newsroom style.
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