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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement claims a device attaches to Ford cars to perform like four horses, running continuously day and night. It boasts no drilling, steel wheels, and wide traction, with versatility for coal, wheat, potash, and farming tasks. Distribution covers Wyoming New Mexico and Western Nebraska.
A jumble of OCR scraps references Desveratote Headington Auto Co Denver and Georgia names, mixed with crime fleeting lines. Anecdotes mention a lucky bullet, a barber gifts, a Chinese creditor joke, and a wry mis read exchange about cake and money among English and Chinese speakers.
A fragmentary verse tone notes fines for speeding as a path to virtue. It hints at wisdom striking a man amid a snowy roof scene, with casual remarks about penalties and moral outcomes. The text remains highly oblique and literary in style.
A sermon reflecting on Jesus cooking fish for his disciples at sunrise by the Lake of Galilee. The piece contrasts the two worlds, the earthly labor and hunger with the heavenly life after resurrection, urging readers to grasp the reality of the risen Savior and the tangible truth of faith.
A quarrel between OM Crabton and his wife escalates to damage at arms as she urges him to consider two sides to every question. A small boy nearby, with tears in his eyes, offers a puzzling clue by saying the missing brother wears long pants, prompting cautious speculation.
An intrusive relative asks how much Henrietta values a husband and Mr Meekton replies that she believes a future wife would want an important man. The Daily Thought notes that unselfish people are happiest, as those who work to please others forget themselves.
A fragmented US newspaper item touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female troubles with stories from Aurora and Cincinnati readers. It includes testimonials of dramatic recovery after seven months illness and a confidant offer to write for advice, plus a humorous cashier anecdote about change and a note on ongoing courtship chatter.
The passage notes Fletcher's Castoria as a long standing infant remedy with a bears the signature claim. It mentions children crying for Castoria Candies in Paris. It reports rising prices in France for tallow candies and small files due to measures affecting gas electricity and petroleum usage.
Fifty one years of use across the United States Canada Australia and other countries claim Boschee's German Syrup eases roughs bronchitis colds settled in the throat and lung trouble. It aids coughing relief and easy morning excretion while aiding recovery with fresh air and sunshine when possible. Trial size 25c and family size available in all towns.
A fragmentary exchange discusses a costly bed and a question about a married daughter and her husband. The reply asserts they are living on the speaker rather than with them, highlighting a strained living situation.
A vintage advertisement extols Danderine for removing dandruff within ten minutes and stopping hair loss. It claims the scalp becomes full of new, fine hair after weeks of use and describes hair as soft, fluffy, and luxurious. The pitch urges readers to buy 25 cent bottles from any store to prove its effects.
Fragmentary remarks discuss life troubles and marital humor with references to trousers and a humorous exchange about wives helping themselves. The text includes garbled phrases and stray lines about clothing, neighbors, and apologies from an unspecified periodical.
Advertisement style claim for Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Promises to restore flesh and strength after illness or debility by improving blood quality and overall health. Targets varioUS ailments including palsy fatigue and pale children. Contains promotional language and health rhetoric typical of patent medicine ads.
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