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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
6
An advertisement styled item reports Mrs. Eun Flys of Dallas Texas testimony praising Tanlac for a dramatic 35 to 400 pound gain and relief from rheumatism and boils. It cites salesmen and dealers urging readers to buy Tanlac while noting government liquor policies and other health claims.
An essay argues for road building as paramount to democracy, calling roads the royal line and army that never quits, the first aid to redemption, and the force enabling commerce, equality, and national unity across the United States.
A historical note argues that improving less traveled side roads yields the greatest long term benefit. It suggests reduced repair costs, freeing funds for main roads, and that maintenance on side roads gives five times the work per dollar, benefiting farmers traveling from fields to markets.
Jorving cites letters in the London Live Stock Journal noting Shire breeders resist removing hairy legs though many farmers favor it. Traders urge expert input to shift preferences, arguing British breeders have underserved the American market by sticking to hairy legs.
The note discusses pig rearing for young pigs, stressing grain and skim milk to prevent growth interruption during weaning. It suggests weaning a few weeks before castration, emphasizes cleanliness and careful handling, and notes that timing and skill affect outcomes.
The article discusses cross breeding among hogs, noting that careful mating improves bacon quality. It emphasizes informed selection by breeders and cautions against reckless crossing. The piece analyzes how breed choices affect growth, meat yield, and overall farm productivity.
An article describes lemon application for skin beauty and a lemon juice mixture with orchard white to treat blemishes. It advises straining lemon pulp into a bottle and applying to neck arms and hands. It notes availability of fresh white and general cosmetic supplies. The second segment reports Honolulu clock changes across plantations with solar standard and railway times. Hawaii’s time shifts vary by plantation and may move toward a uniform time.
An old advertisement promises free Cuticura Soap and Ointment samples by mail to address postcards addressed to Cuticura Dept. L Boston. It claims quick relief for baby rashes eczema and itching and urges exclusive use for clear skin.
A fragment describes a ration for pregnant sows about three weeks before farrowing. It specifies mixing nine parts of rolled barley with one part of bran and a touch of skim milk to produce a stronger litter. The note emphasizes a reliable, steady feed to promote healthy farrowing.
The notice offers practical farming guidance on drag usage after rain to improve road drag and cabbage worm control. It also cautions against skimping on dairy investments and advocates patience over whipping horses for better behavior.
The guide notes a two year old colt can work half days to grow. a one year old may work steadily if the load isn’t constant. a four year old is mature enough for a regular place on the work teams.
The article warns against keeping two boars in the same lot. It notes they may live together peaceably for a time, but eventually fight. If neither is killed, they will be wounded, waste vitality, and it becomes hard to restore breeding condition.
Forestry experts urge New York farmers to use dead and dying timber for fuel and to salvage crooked or compromised trees for timber. They argue wartime fuel costs require all available wood to be utilized and stress efficiency in woodlot management as part of national effort.
The 1905 law requires religious communities to gain state authorization. Pre existing associations numbered 610 recognized, 733 not recognized. After passage, 208 of the latter dissolved, 448 sought authorization but were refused by the parliamentary chambers, reshaping church-state relations.
An advertisement warns a neglected cold may lead to pneumonia and promotes Laxative Quint as a prompt relief for coughs colds la grippe and headache with price and advertising copy. The source also includes a short, unrelated dialogue about war hardship and a brief character moment.
The fragment shows dialogue with a character praising happiness and another asking how happy a king truly is. The terse exchange suggests irony about royal contentment rather than a full event or report.
Mrs. Mitrop T. Cum of 22 Harmony St Penns Grove reports severe menstrual pain irregularity and weakness improve after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She endorses the remedy for disp nents inflammation ulceration backache painful periods and nervousness.
The text promotes Protestant messages among Ogonda’s 2,000,000 inhabitants with references to white clothes and red chrome bus ads, indicating a broad religious advertising push. It mentions women’s pride and a forthright targeting of the population with church and civic branding.
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