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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
6
A man faced a police court charged with abusing his team and using profane language on the street. A witness described the defendant's loud taunts while beating the horses, with the cross examination revealing the case’s rough vernacular and social tensions.
A federal suit seeks injunction to restrain officers of Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York and related parties from investing its trust funds to aid and manufacture munitions. The complaint names Charles Peabody and directors of the Anglo French loan commission, JP Morgan, and others amid allegations of a $10 million trust fund investment and broader war-supply connections. The case hinges on trust fund use and potential defense industry funding.
A local photographic club exhibit featured the work of a boy named Bilkin who loves posing family and friends in artistic stances. A corner showed figures twisted into dramatic poses resembling paralysis, prompting a bystander to ask who the unusual figures were.
A woman demands a deluxe ten room apartment with three baths and modern improvements, paying no more than $40 monthly. The agent retorts that to learn how to reach such a place one must consult a clergyman.
Ad copy touts Groves Tasteless Tonic as a malaria fighter with quinine and iron. Claims the formula on the label is accurate and that quinine drives out malaria while iron builds up the system. The ad includes casual, fragmented text about a personal quarrel and a dismissed plan to marry.
Product promotion for Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh claims to aid cuts burns bruises and stiff necks with guaranteed relief. It urges readers to keep a bottle on hand for accidents while veering into political opinion about a steam roller era and outsiders.
An advertisement-style summary touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy that replaces calomel for bilious symptoms. It claims no salivation or sickness, promises a full family benefit, and warns against calomel’s dangers. It also includes stray editorial lines and a brief note on Canada’s mineral production and British India rice land.
A reader asks why an automobile inch matters and how it helps prepare for a motor trip. The line hints at gearing up for travel with measurements and vehicle readiness.
Fragmented advertisement copy warns consumers about heart tonics and scams. It mentions Renovine tonic prices and a vague appeal to stodgy investors, with scattered references to Red Cross and gold plated items. The legible bits imply dubious medical claims and consumer caution.
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