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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
7
Mrs. W. F. Sterritt of South Boston describes severe kidney disease and nerve collapse with extreme pain and incapacity. The garbled text includes scattered phrases about health, nerve damage, and unrelated mixed strings, but centers on a personal medical appeal and distress.
A garbled OCR passage mentions lemons and a variety of disjoint names and phrases. It references Freckles, Grohart White, and Bettie, with stray terms like Sunten, Tomne, and Yeni. The text weaves a chaotic, lampoonish stream of unlikely tasks and lieux interpreted from a damaged source.
An advertisement describes Cutieura or Cuticura Ointment for skin trouble relief. It claims quick soothing of itch and irritation and mentions a free sample offer by mail to Cutteura Dept X Boston.
A fragmented passage discusses road construction as a key wartime factor and argues that improving communication and supply routes strengthens strategic efforts. It notes authorities and planners urging coordinated efforts to connect regions, support mobilization, and sustain logistics for victory.
An old health note promotes a simple remedy for biliousness and stomach discomfort. It urges readers to try a gentle, reliable treatment for relief and healing.
An old advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a万能 general strengthener for mother, child, and family. It promotes quinine to kill germs iron to enrich blood and notes tablet and syrup forms priced at 60 cents, claiming no poisonous drugs and pleasant taste.
The malarial mosquito cannot convey malaria unless infected. A bite transmits malarial parasites into blood and these parasites must be destroyed before they multiply. Malarial fever is sometimes called chills and fever bilious fever and swamp fever.
A garbled excerpt discusses toll roads and various named figures in a period voice. It mentions Tichy and Fe Dy and references to Pontas and Pima society, with scattered phrases about authority, survival, and theoretical debates. The readable fragments point to a historic policy or civic note embedded in a broader narrative.
A reflective piece explores the idea of a regenerated life despite conflicting rules and ideologies. It imagines striving for renewal amid various "isms" and social pressures, presenting a philosophical meditation on personal transformation.
The article outlines driving rules for motorists on mountain roads urging outside passing on steep grades as a safety courtesy. It warns war time demands mean no Wiup to fire construction aid maintenance of highways, linking road quality to labor and money. notes sorghum crops face few disease issues.
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