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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
3
An article urges breeding sound mares to top stallions to meet expected wartime demand for horses. It argues against using defective sires, citing a two mare comparison where offspring from a superior stallion sold for far more, illustrating the advantage of quality stock.
Growing pigs need more protein than corn and pasture provide. Skim milk and meat meal or tankage boost growth. A ration of shorts to corn accelerates development, with alfalfa or rape as strong growth feeds, and tankage or meat meal improving effectiveness on pasture.
A short note urges daily brushing and combing to keep the colt sleek. It warns that neglect leads to dirt buildup and needing to turn the young horse out to shake off dust. The guidance emphasizes routine care for maintaining appearance and health.
The text argues that if everyone agreed to breed mares only to purebred stock, it would push the laws aside and make scrub stock rare, likening it to hens teeth.
Elijah experiences despair after his triumph over Baal prophets at Mount Carmel and flees Jezreel. An encounter with God renews courage through food, a journey to Mount Horeb, and a commission to anoint Hazael Jehu and Elisha, shifting from dramatic signs to a still small voice.
Letters from Princeton Illinois and Poland New York praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and changes of life. Readers claim excellent relief and urge others to use the medicine, with offers to publish more testimonials.
A distorted ad style passage touts indigestic benefits for the complexion and eyes with phrases like genuine signature free order. It references foundries and a cryptic dialogue about kitchens and city life, implying a satirical or fragmented text.
A reader asks to thank Haugh for pellagra cure claims and previews a free book from American Compounding Co. Jasper Alabama. The letter mentions symptoms such as red skin, peeling, mouth throat and tongue burns, diarrhea and nausea. Names Nora and a Jasper Alabama address appear amid patient hopes for a remedy.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap to cleanse and purify the scalp of dandruff while Cuticura Ointment soothes irritated skin. It urges samples by mail and notes the products are sold everywhere.
A wartime tale contrasts a captain and his wife separated by camp with handkerchief signaling. An adjoining officer teases the plan as practice while Emerson’s view on love and humanity underscores the piece, arguing love could transform diplomacy and war if accepted. The passage ends with a martialist note on faith and civilization.
An OCR fragment describes a Magic Washing Stick with a hardener and colored fabrics, claiming safe use on wool and white fabrics, with warnings about dangerous ingredients and a 25 cent price. It also references Grove's General Tonic and other period remedies with a mix of narrative and promotional tone.
A home remedy guide promises relief for octerin like ringworm rashes and burning skin. It recommends a resin spread and soap wash followed by frequent warm baths to soften skin and remove crusts. The text touts affordable ingredients and simple steps suitable for self care.
Fragmentary dialogue cites Hiram Waybacker Lehond and others in a crude exchange about games and shells in pay wards. The text is garbled with misspellings and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize.
The fragmented OCR text references Lenny Ford and a self test or self starter phrase, but missing clear context, date, place, or event details. No verifiable actions or outcomes are identifiable from the legible portions.
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