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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
6
A garbled historical text fragment discusses Spartans and women with scattered phrases about disorders, prices, and social notions. The passage mentions pay, public opinion, and a mix of nonsensical lines reflecting a damaged OCR page from a historic newspaper. No clear events or persons emerge.
Pine Bluff reports show a unified Arkansas labor leadership electing Wilson as president of the State Federation of Labor. Delegates at Paragould approved amendments, addressed political use limits, and outlined aims for labor cooperation with business and agriculture across Arkansas counties including Polk, Hot Springs, and Little Rock.
President Wilson said Berlin had promised to comply with anti submarine warfare rules after a personal letter from the German ambassador and Emperor William. The letter sought to assure the United States that Germany would fulfill promises and suspend attacks on ships. Germany’s position and potential deescalation were discussed with Wilson amid wartime tensions. The article also notes final steamship movements and a trip by Dr. Mayo’s Minnesota steamer to Newport Arkansas.
A wartime style adv from an herbalist claims calomel harms bones and sprays nerves with mercury. Dodson’s Liver Tone is touted as a 100 percent vegetable remedy that cleanses the liver and bowels without salivation. The ad guarantees relief within a spoonful and urges purchase for the whole family, including children.
An OCR fragment describes a device or method for peeling peaches at a facility linked to Calorie Peach tuners. It mentions testing, demonstrations, and potential price or value considerations. The text is garbled with multiple unclear phrases and neglected details.
The passage appears as a garbled advertisement from a historical newspaper. It references a tonic product "Renoyine" and a gamble warning, with mentions of the Olenese government and various locations. Names like AML RICKARDS CD Sherman and Little Rock appear amid the distorted copy.
A 1915 advertisement highlights Swamp-Root as a remedy promising relief for diverse ailments. It claims health benefits and urges readers to try the product, underscoring its claim to restore vitality and well being through regular use.
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