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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1914
Page
3
A Philadelphia resident 52 during Change of Life reports six years of severe pain and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief enabling her to resume housework and shopping and endorses the product as a woman's friend.
An odd mix of phrases about Tuti's Pills claiming to restore bowel motion and regularity contrasts with a discussion on male child foster care versus girls. A disrupted narrative mentions refugees, Germans, and a tourist’s remarks on women’s perceived superiority, ending with critiques on marriage and the idea of control by wives.
The Rogers Pratt Growers Association reports 45 ears of apples moved in bulk from Lowell and nearby areas with prices around SH cents for better fruit. Hot Springs city debt stands at $52,687 with city and treasurer cash totaling $15,729.47. Burglars hit Krebel post office stealing stamps and about $12 in mail, plus $5 from a cash register. Forrest City bank pledges $2,000 to a FLOHO cotton pool. Union issues include farm price policy talks, cotton acreage cuts, and local government projects from Hardy to Newport. Traces of political moves include Daley seeking the Democratic nomination for Little Rock mayor and incumbent Taylor pursuing a third term.
An analysis discusses precision weapons and the ambulance corps in modern war. It notes improved casualty conveyance and wound care compared with earlier conflicts, while acknowledging ongoing limitations in casualty recovery and the overall mercy of modern battlefield medicine.
A reader from Wanego West Virginia reports long standing dandruff and hair loss improved after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He describes severe itching pimples and thinning hair then notes complete cure after following the sample and purchase routine. Also mentions England leading in automatic telephone contracts worth about five hundred thousand dollars.
The note warns that nails on horses and cattle can cause blood poisoning from rust. It recommends Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh applied to the wound bottom to kill germs. Advice urges keeping a bottle in the stable for various uses and mentions unrelated anecdotes about a widower and courtship.
Fragmented excerpts recount a tension between nationalists and opponents in a northern district with a tale of ambivalent peace and a German general staff analogy. A family scene follows with a child reading aloud and a mother recalling Africa, ending with a magazine quip about lending money for a rainy day and a remark on romantic competition.
An advertisement touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe vegetable liver remedy that cleanses the bowels and improves vitality. It claims calomel causes sickness and bone necrosis, urging buyers to switch after a spoonful proves its effectiveness with a money back guarantee.
A fragmented note describes how imagination influences the idea of invalid status for Maby and Woma. The text hints at questions of legitimacy and interpretation without providing concrete details or outcomes.
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