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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1917
Page
2
The piece blames Kaiser for wartime costs, urging Mad Prussia to crumble before conflict ends. Citizens urged to sacrifice now to secure victory, with strong call for national resolve and patriotic duty.
The text asserts that love is called the greatest thing, but the real greatest thing is a person with a heart. It notes personality surpasses body or mind strength, citing Lincoln's heart over Daniel Webster's brain as what wins a nation's love. It ends with Exchange commentary on cleverness versus rarity of a good heart.
Antoine Watteng, a leading French artist, gained national fame while dying from tuberculosis. Born in humble poverty, he endured hunger and hard labor for most of his 37 years, pushing to finish as much work as possible in his final years.
An administrator for UCL has been established to oversee the Arkansas situation. C. Coach of Appadelphia is named to manage the assignment and coordinate actions across involved departments.
Governor Brough pardons Mack Dean for liquor sales citing tuberculosis as aggravated. Arkansas health and war efforts dominate, with state officers coordinating anti-epidemic measures, enlistment drives, and tax receipts as coal prices and supplies face government controls. State officials discuss headquarters, output plans, and public works while wartime administration reshapes policy.
A patchwork of local items reports on a mining firm striking a lead in the region, awaits approval of an aviation site, and notes a Heselmile farmer's wife discovering frostbitten sorghum cane useful for molasses. Subscriptions rise, Albert Stewart buys an auto trick for Rogers to Pea Ridge freight, and a Spring Home Guard unit forms with 77 members. A Washington storm hits, with 25 automobiles abandoned en route to Hope. Creed Taylor returns from Memphis with seven Helstein cattle.
The International Order of Daniel, a fraternal organization, applies for incorporation and dissolution notices appear. The Manhattan Life Insurance Company of New York has been granted permission to conduct business in the state. Other entities such as Meng Warehouse Commune of Mena and Nichols Pump and Well Co are noted in charter or surrender filings.
Nehemiah learns of Jerusalem's dire state and the remnant's affliction. He fasts and prays, seeking God’s mercy, confessing collective sin, and asking for divine guidance to restore the walls and reform the people. His faith under pressure models unselfish devotion and proactive petition.
A boy returns home whistling a soldier tune and wiping his feet on the wall. His mother asks what is wrong as Harold’s father notices his child’s odd behavior and comments on the mood and the day’s events.
A vintage advertisement extols Cuticura for stopping itching and cleansing skin. It references Ointment for soothing infections, daily use to prevent serious troubles, and mentions sales locations and product lines amid an array of unrelated text and product names.
Textile workers have No given tem per cent wage Im.
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