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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
7
A batch of anecdotes promotes Postum as a healthful coffee alternative. Narratives claim coffee caused headaches, nervous fatigue, and bilious fever before the switch to Postum, with improvements in health and mood. The ad notes two forms, instant and cereal, and urges grocers to stock Postum.
A seminaric lesson argues that Benhadad’s defeat of Israel stemmed from Jehovah’s jealousy over His name and the Syrians contempt, with drunkenness as a contributing factor. It highlights Ahab’s predicaments, God’s prophecy, and the role of young men as instruments of deliverance, urging teachers to inspire youth toward temperance and service.
An old time advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. It claims the remedy stirs the liver by morning, relieves bilious symptoms and constipation, and offers a money back guarantee through druggists or storekeepers.
vignettes recounting Andy Roban the detective lieutenant Carney and a sunset on Lake Michigan, canoe safety debates, Lawrence Hutton stories about Maggie the waitress, and the rise of modern religious activity among youths with reflections on happiness and revival meetings.
An advertising fragment touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for eczema, rashes, itchings, and irritations in infants and children with free samples by mail. It also notes a new junior swimming branch by the National Women’s Life Saving League and mentions Sir Herbert Raphael recruiting an Arts and Crafts Battalion. The London and New York papers reference the famed Sixtieth Rifles and the King's Royal Rifle Corps with historical notes.
During the week after Columbia University awarded Walter Lamroseh a Mus Toe degree the conductor received a note from piano pedagogue Alexander Lambert. Lambert quipped Lamso glad you are a doctor of music Now when I get sick of music I shall know where to go.
Kansas City finery companies plan an allnight owl service to fit style minded shoppers. The move aims to extend hours for late purchases and attract customers seeking after midnight access to garments and accessories.
A collage of vintage ads and odd lines shows Old Standard GLOVE TONIC touting quinine and tasteless form, Red Cross Ball Blue laundry ad, a joke about reforming a husband with a yellow dog, Hanford’s Balsam, and statistics on 10 175 new books and 1 833 new editions in the United States last year.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis will hold regional meetings in Indianapolis El Paso Columbia Springfield Albany and other cities to discuss efforts against tuberculosis. The Mississippi Valley conference runs Sept 29 to Oct 1 and covers Ohio Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas Missouri Minnesota North Dakota Montana Wyoming and Colorado. A western conference is set for Sept 27 to Oct with broader health topics including new movies art and other subjects.
A fragmented report describes cream cans hauled from a farm to a sale point. The sketchy text notes shoppers, a rural route, and a peculiar method using burlap to protect the contents during transport. No clear date or names are readable.
A fragmented notice discusses a postponed event and related remedies. It mentions back pain and references several unclear names and places, with no clear outcome or dates. The readable portion hints at a domestic or social gathering alteration and possible health concerns.
In a newspaper announcement five unsolicited letters from women are published to support claims that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helps avoid serious operations. The letters form the core evidence presented.
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