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Newspaper

Phoenix Weekly Herald

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1883

Page

4

Deserted memory of the Southwest and the railway era

The fragment recounts vast desert scenery around the Colorado region near Prescott in Arizona Territory, describing dunes and chalky plains, distant water, and a lone shanty with inscriptions. It reflects on stages and trains of the overland mail era and a curious, resourceful outlook amid changing transportation.

Coney Island Palmas Colorado Prescott Arizona Territory Shouthern Overland Mail

Origin of the name Arizona in Papago language

The article attributes Arizona's name to Papago words meaning small creek, citing Judge J. D. Walker of Florence who lived with the Papago, spoke their language, and prepared a government vocabulary. It notes Spanish settlers heard the natives sing Arizona and adopted the term.

Arizona Beltef Streum Sonora J. D. Walker Florence

Guatemala's Barrios led reforms and republic push

An account notes Gen Barrios of Guatemala, once a mule driver, rising to dictatorship, then constitutional president. It describes the republic's 3,000 square miles and 1.5 million people, press freedom, Jesuit expulsion, roads telegraph lines, Guatemala City on a plateau, police strength, low crime, and a single Protestant mission amid Catholic dominance. The government views Protestantism as supportive of republican values.

Central America Republic of Guatemala Ias United States Guatemala Barrios Gill Bank of Republic Hill

Massachusetts saloon law sparks repeal talk

A Massachusetts law requiring visible liquor in saloons faces strong opposition. Critics say it exposes drinkers and mocks those who claim they never drink. A repeal movement gains momentum as supporters, including Butler, hint at repeal while liquor dealers aided his election.

Massachusetts Brown Jones Butler

Citizen lands the Hon E H Wiley President of the Council

Ex United States Attorney Pomroy passed through town yesterday en route to Prescot. Tombstone reports another setback as a local woman is identified as the principal figure in a troubling matter.

E.H. Wiley United States Pomroy Prescot Tombstone

Samaritans Nervine Cure Claims Full Nervous Disease Relief

An OCR fragment advertises Samarian Nervine as a universal remedy for epileptic fits convulsions St Vitus Dance vertigo hysterics mania paralysis rheumatic and other nervous diseases. It claims to eradicate disease by neutralizing poisons and eradicating the cause, promising permanent recovery.

St. Vitus Ottrrir

Samaritan Nervine claims cure for nervous disorders and alcoholism

An advertisement touts Samaritan Nervine as a universal remedy for female weakness, bladder issues, insomnia, alcohol and opium abuse, and numerous nervous disorders. Testimonials from multiple readers claim cures for fits, deafness, scrofula, and lifelong ailments, praising restored vigor and sobriety through the preparation.

Rejuvenator ad promises cure for youthful ailments

An advertisement touts a product called REJUVIENATOR claiming to restore vitality, nerves, and male sexual health. It lists benefits for memory, vigor, and urinary health, with a money back trial bottle offered by Dr. C D Salfield of San Francisco and confidential handling.

O.T. Tobe C.D. Salfield Big Big Prostatorhhea Rt. Lebig Prostatorines Eithrin Tenny Addrées Licnie Ihe Liebig & CO Geary Street Spinney Spinney &Co Kearny Street San Brensacos S

The Great English Rendy and Mintie Patent Tonic Ad

A late 19th century style advertisement promotes Vital Restorative tonics and kidney remedies. It claims to cure nervous debility fatigue and sexual ills with private discreet service. Prices listed include five dollar examinations and bottle options up to ten dollars plus mail order.

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