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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
6
Amid noisy chatter of diplomats possibly joining Dumba and Austrian consul bans, reports note Archibald may face prosecution. The piece also mentions internal U.S. discussions, military matters, and a mix of officials tied to global negotiations and internal policy shifts.
Dr. George Hazel tine a renowned patent lawyer died at his Hoboken home from injuries after a fall from bed last week. He was longtime figure in patent law and listed among leading attorneys of his era.
A new investigation ordered by the state department seeks to determine German involvement in a scheme to influence American industries and war supply production for the Allies. The inquiry aims to define the scope of the alleged interference and the parties connected to the covert plans.
Readable parts indicate a historical note mentioning Baron Dumba and political figures with scattered names. The legible content references officials, events, and places but lacks coherent details or a clear incident outcome. Further context from the original page is needed for a precise summary.
Fragmentary OCR text references deaths in a desert setting with scattered names and events. It mentions locations such as Cal and mentions factions and possible battles or incidents. The readable content is highly garbled with no clear narrative or verifiable facts.
A cart toppled on a Greenwich lawn sending a baby basket into a maple where Lilian Kalzine, months old, was found among branches. Mrs Katzine called for help as a passerby smoldering debris aided in the rescue with the infant unharmed.
A court ruling addresses a tragedy involving a minor and alleged perpetrators. The decision discusses guardianship, potential custody, and protection measures for the child while noting ongoing investigations. Local authorities and legal representatives remain involved as terms of the outcome are clarified.
Berlin announces Friedrich A. J. von Hernhardt is assigned to field command at the emperor's request. The noted German writer is one of the era’s best known military commentators and predicted many war features in his 1912 work Germany and the Next War. Paris reports French Monoplane pilot Demars matches the altitude record of 21,698 feet set by German Linnekogel at Johannisthal in July 1914.
An explosion on the destroyer Decatur at the Cavite navy yard in the Philippine Islands killed one enlisted man and injured two others, according to cabled reports to the navy department.
Berlin says no obligation to pay indemnity for sinking of the Arabic. Note to the U S cites German submarine actions near Kinshade and later in the Arabic incident. Government expresses regret for loss of life but maintains no liability and invites a broader legal view to resolve the dispute.
New York dispatch reports three torpedo boat divisions from the Brooklyn Navy Yard escorted the White Star liner Lapland to New York amid a suspected plot to blow up the vessel. British officials relayed the threat to U S authorities as the Allied loan issue looms and the Angele French commission seeks up to 1 billion dollars. Los Angeles sees city business briefly led by Vaness Lindsay as acting mayor in Sebastian's absence, the first time a woman has headed a municipality of that size.
William Moon, an employee, was killed when a powder explosion wrecked one of six wheel mills at the Western Powder Company plant fifteen miles west of Peoria Illinois.
Margaret Smith a 15 year old girl died at her home in Denver Falls from heart dilation attributed to fright after a large rat leaped onto her shoulders. The incident reportedly occurred a few days earlier and authorities noted fright as the cause of death.
Advertisement touts Bond's Liver Pills as a small bed time remedy for headaches biliousness constipation torpid liver and related ailments. Claims the pill is small mild safe inexpensive and never acts unpleasantly with a 25 cent price at all druggists.
A clipped quotation scene from the Detroit Free Press contrasts gloom over money with a cynical remark that points to the poorhouse. The exchange highlights uneasy economic sentiment and social worry.
An advertisement extols Winford’s Balsam with claims of economy and large sizes. The copy notes a comparison that four miles of an ordinary spider’s thread would weigh one grain.
An officer finds the guardroom empty except for a private in shirtsleeves smoking a clay pipe. The private explains the sentries went to the canteen for drinks, while the prisoner remains in the guardroom, prompting the officer to question the scene.
An advertisement touts Hanford's Balsam as a remedy for external injuries. It claims to kill germs cleanse wounds and remove soreness leading to rapid healing with emphasis on rust injury care. "Ady."
The brief text offers scattered remarks on war winners, savings on air travel, and care instructions, ending with a sardonic line about convincing a mule. It reads as miscellany from a wartime periodical with stray observations and non sequiturs.
A concise eccentric remark counsels fast ascent with a sly joke about a mule and the folly of wasting wealth. It riffs on wealth, effort, and taxes, suggesting irony about rapid social climbing and financial missteps.
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