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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
5
The story follows a young woman challenging societal bounds. It explores whether she can act by her own will and labor to escape judgment, and endure consequences as a man would. Terhune bases the tale on De Mille’s play, staged with Belasco’s acclaimed production.
A Dermott News item highlights a debut feature described as intensely interesting, promising engaging content for local readers. The article touts compelling narrative elements and notable community relevance, signaling a must-read installment.
The notice outlines electric rate scales, including tiered per kilowatt charges and a minimum charge, with references to calculation rules when consumption falls between tiers. It also advertises a three room cottage for sale and directs inquiries to A. C. McCorkle at Arkansas Furniture Co.
The Dermott News reports the third count in the piano contest awarding Miss Anderson the gold prize for the highest votes since the last tally. DeLaney and Rayborn follow, with explicit vote totals listed. bonuses are offered for new subscriptions, renewals, and merchant coupons to boost votes through November 25.
The Sunday School and Epworth League drew large crowds. Pastor Jatha spoke on confessing and denying Christ. One more regular Sunday remains before conference. Annual conference set at Lakeside Church Pine Brook Nov 19 with Bishop Kilgo attending. Last quarterly Conference at church Nov 12 at 7:39 pm.
The Baptist Church reports a good Sunday School attendance and plans a final Mission Offering next Sunday. Members are urged to contribute and attend worship, while the pastor notes strong support from townspeople and invites all to participate despite recent rain and a lengthy Sunday program.
The Sunday school held an interesting session with attendance matching last week. A World Temperance Sunday program was planned, and Rev Flournoy Shepperson was to preach in the evening but rain prevented many from attending. Installations were impressive, with Rev J Z Haney noting the weight of the obligation on pastor and church. Services next week: Sunday School 9 45 am, Worship 11 am and 730 pm, Teachers' Meeting Friday 4 pm.
Rev J Z Haney was installed as regular pastor of the Presbyterian Church last Sunday. Speakers included Key TH Maury from Hania Presbyterian Church who delivered a strong sermon, Rev Flotraoy Shepperson from Monticelia Wit tern Church with an engaging address, and Mr V0 Alexander, a Rain Elder of the First Presbyterian Church, who gave a pointed charge. The event featured praise and remarks from attendees and contributed to the church’s ongoing mission.
The Epworth League program lists meetings and activities with leaders and speakers. It mentions a reading program and social events at Spar and Sahota venues, detailing dates and participants in a formal church youth gathering context.
A London expert testified that amnesia like autom atism could let a person perform complex acts without recollection. The defendant, linked to Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, faced a murder-like diagnosis. The court rejected the defense. the culprit received four months in prison.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a chaotic exchange about an alarm lock and tiring a boarder. It lacks clear names, places, or outcomes, making a coherent news item impossible from readable text. The section seems damaged and non-informative for a standard article summary.
A fragment reports trouble as several women confront Danjaa Hale, attempting to influence or press her to behave differently. The readable text is limited, and no clear outcome or names beyond Hale are established.
A disjointed note discusses a friendly choice and mentions a steed in passing. It references vigilance against burglars and hints at a commendable habit of staying prepared. The text remains fragmentary with unclear specifics about persons or events.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a promotion or contest with coupons and a purchase offer. The readable items mention a poster, a count of votes, and a sale or purchase at a listed location. Details are incomplete and names or dates are not identifiable.
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