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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
2
A court step in the levee dispute aims to clarify if the Supreme Court ruling affects the settlement between the district and the commission. The levee board and penitentiary commission seek a path to proceed with a land use arrangement under a state act.
A long mixed paragraphed summary reports on a proposed 49000 school building at Wranete financed by contractor Wo% Bell of Menphin, the Walldine project, and local officials. It notes farm demonstrations offering $25 to any adult in Rastolph county bringing 10 ears of corn, plus city franchising for Black Springs Lumber to supply Womble with electricity. Also included are census-ish crop estimates for Arkansas 1915 corn, rice, potatoes, apples, and oats. railroad rate disputes before the Arkansas Railroad Commission. a county seat controversy in Montgomery. war-era prosperity in Miriah. pardons, police, and local court outcomes. It ends with a bridge project at Little Red river near Pangburn and a fatal shooting in Heber Springs.
Heavy fighting near Soissons as German attacks in Craonne region were repulsed. Allies won in the center with Montenegrins defeating Austrians near Kalendovitch, Russians sweeping through Bukowina, and fleets and air actions across Paris Tsingtao and the Baltic. German advances stalled near Ypres and Ostend while Allied pressure recaptured towns and repelled German efforts toward Dunkirk and the Alsace border.
The lesson reviews Elisha's encounter with Naaman the Syrian, a leper healed after following divine instruction. It emphasizes Naaman's pride, the role of the maid, the king of Syria's letter, and Elisha's response symbolizing Jehovah's power. Naaman's cleansing leads to faith, public profession, and a transformed purpose in Damascus.
A report notes that guns with twelve inch or longer barrels are to be evaluated for wear after firing ninety full charges. They are considered worn and sent to the foundry for core refurbishment.
The Sign notes uncertainty about this year’s chestnut harvest and suggests general indicators lie in the tales of field stories. It implies farmers monitor local reports to gauge crop potential.
A witty exchange notes the new domestic relations law affecting visitation rights. A beautiful girl quips that her beau cannot come tomorrow night because their cook holds use of the parlor under the new statute. The brief comment reflects social changes in household space and access.
A minstrel performance features interval jokes including a quip about old maids and married women. The crowd, amused, includes several elderly men who quietly exit, while other snippets reference the test, smuggling, and a pragmatic lesson about labor and fortune.
A collage of stray dialogue and adverts from a reading page. The snippets include a summer absence joke about outfits and money, a woodman friend offering chops, a shopping window critique, a Spartan reference, a Femenina ad for female disorders, a slang remark about women, a Hanford’s Balsam ad for sprained ankles, and a quip on aging and looks.
A jumble of observations touches on frugal living with a fan, the brilliance of Alpha Centauri, and reflections on religion, insanity, and balance. The piece drifts through anecdotes about Etiquette, science, and humor, mixing cultural quirks with essays on belief and restraint.
A confused exchange describes misuse of extinguishers and a clerical encounter about selling a cheat to a work customer. The judge is referenced in relation to the improper actions and the speaker’s concern about late callers to a daughter. The fragment hints at negligence and misrepresentation in a domestic setting.
In a fragment from the page the young women discuss their ages. Birks remarking that people guess her younger than she is prompts another girl to retort in a playful line about how speaking voice affects perception.
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