State Girl Dies By Suicide On School Grounds
A grim report details the death of a female student on school property. Authorities and hospital staff respond as investigators review surrounding events and possible motives.
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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
6
A grim report details the death of a female student on school property. Authorities and hospital staff respond as investigators review surrounding events and possible motives.
A local fund committee for a Dodd Memorial faces uncertainty over its fundraising plan. The article notes unclear leadership and potential delays as organizers navigate community input and financial hurdles.
Large crowds gathered in Paragould as Greene County events drew substantial turnout with notable public interest. Details are scarce, but the scene suggested a major community gathering and venue activity.
An incident in Purhsert county details a man killed after a gin saw attack. Neighbors and officials report the case as a violent act with ongoing inquiries. The community notes a tragic event amid county affairs.
Fragmentary OCR text references Otis T. Wingo and a list of names or events, with garbled phrases suggesting a local notice or event recording. The readable portions hint at names and dates, but no clear actions or outcomes emerge.
A fragmented report notes two fatalities in a pistol duel. The clipping preserves few readable names or locations, but indicates a fatal confrontation and the ensuing investigation.
A garbled notice outlines a statewide push to guaranty deposits and protect public funds. It references postwar finances, funding for a new high school, and plans to generate revenue from natural forests as part of local development programs.
A report to the Department of the Interior states the Hot Spring reservation superintendent finds no interference with bath houses. All visitors to Hot Springs can be warned to proceed without inconvenience. The notice confirms safety and access for the public.
A headline reports an aviator surviving a 200 foot fall with no injuries. Details are garbled but indicate a dramatic incident and an official response.
A clea r verdict against officers dominates reports from the Arkansas case scene. The piece notes ongoing investigations in north Arkansas and mentions the anticipated appointment and the political opposition surrounding the Indian Affairs assistant commissioner post. The text references Fort Smith and Washington DC, with names such as Cato Sells and Merritt of Paverchnyville Ark.
The Arkansas Penitentiary Commission advertises offers to buy a state farm for white convicts. A proposal from Hand of Yellville seeks 4898 acres for 101225 dollars, with a minimum 2000 acre block. Details include location near Little River and Red River districts and bids to cover land plus improvements.
A guide favors mild laxatives over purgatives for elderly digestion. It praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural strengthener for stomach and bowels, citing a San Francisco example and offering price details and ordering tips.
Fragmented text references Estantisned isp Incorporatea and 1905 W. A. Gage with scattered phrases about elections, passengers, and a girl fearing a future. Reads as garbled OCR with no coherent event or clear entities to summarize.
A vintage style promotion touts sage tea and sulfine as a home remedy to darken gray hair to any shade. It warns of potential side effects and dubious claims while urging readers to try the mixture for thicker, glossier hair at home.
A Tampa reader describes a severe facial rash with pimples spreading to the back, causing itching and sleep disruption. The note touts Cunt eura Soap and Ointment, claims complete cure, and mentions free samples and a post card address for Cunt eura Dept. 1 Hoxton.
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