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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1897
Page
4
The piece lauds the North American Review as the Nestor of magazines and a leading mouthpiece for informed Americans. It claims eighty plus years at the head of monthly publications with contributors who are leaders in literature and public life.
Fragmented notices describe a cyclone damaging a house near Jerome, injuries to Mrs Rogers and her daughter, and nearby wreckage. Additional items cover a wedding, court actions, a mining news column, and local incidents across Arizona communities.
Local items report medical visits and busy doctors traveling for patients. Social and fraternal meetings include AOUW Lodge plans and Tempe Lodge IOOF tonight. A magician Prof Martin to perform December 3 and 4. Stockholders meet for Tempe Mesa Produce next Saturday. A freight wreck near Williams kills three, injures crew, investigations ongoing.
An old advertisement fragment from Scissling & Company in San Francisco touts Schileng's Best baking powders priced at two thousand two hundred twenty cents, emphasizing quality and a request for customer facts to guide production.
Local items report travel of M. J. A. Palisterft to England for holidays, court actions on Yuma Inc. filing, and an assignment by Ipvice Company to L. L. Plaak. Governor McCarl leaves for Tucson with Mrs. Lawie. a Christmas concert at First Methodist Church is announced. a mining death and a sister of Ed Sheckelford are noted. Kipling story news, Kipling themes, and theater previews follow. A grand jury updates, Phoenix murders, and jurors discuss county hospital plans. A missing painter D. Smyth is sought. a court guardianship case involves Willem Glorsop and his mother.
A society letter from New York highlights Paine's celery compound as a remedy for nervous prostration insomnia and related ailments. It cites a prominent hostess who recovered from severe fatigue and memory loss after use, praising its effects on blood, digestion, and overall health in households across social ranks.
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