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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1902
Page
4
An old advertisement extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best treatment for severe piles and injuries. It claims the salve heals faster, with strong testimonials and a money back promise, urging readers to buy from local sellers.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a universal cure for consumption, sick headache, dizziness, liver and stomach issues, and weak digestion. It promises steady relief without gripe or weakness and urges trying a few doses at Taubsone Drug Store.
A watchmaker from Columbia Ceylon endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children's coughs and whooping cough. He notes two years of use, claims cures for troublesome colds, and recommends it as effective for young patients. Sold by all medicine dealers.
Mrs Mary Halles of Mount Crasford claims a mystery remedy from Chamberias Cac Te and Darhoee Kennedy revived her son after severe cramps when a physician deemed him beyond hope. Three doses reportedly brought full consciousness and recovery within twenty four hours. she says the remedy is for sale by all dealers in medicine.
An Easterner outlines a commendable mission to promote marriage in Arizona. The article notes proposed schemes to match singles with suitable partners and argues for organized social events to encourage courtship among residents.
A Phoenix garden feature draws attention as a famed Arizona rose bush, the Marechal Niel, captivates visitors. The owner T. W. Chamberlain shows a four by four foot housefront rose bush laden with large blooms to attract Eastern visitors seeking stories of marriage and romance.
The page mixes ads for Cham bers Stomach and Liver Tablets with notes on a boxing bout, ore findings, a city hall event, a sermon by Rev Otto Anderson, and Fourth of July preparations. It mentions molybdenite ore potentially worth $200 per ton, a city hall gathering at 7:30, and local soda suppliers Revie Yaple and Mieno.
A report quotes Chates Elis of Lindon Iowa describing recovery from a severe cough and consumption after using Dr King’s New Discovery. The story notes medical opinions in several cities, a court clerk update, and local events in Tombstone including church services and a baseball club benefit.
Officials report a brisk cattle season with shipments of hundreds of head from Rock Island lines to Dougie and El Paso & Southwestern routes. Sante Fe and Rock Island anticipate higher business for the season, signaling stronger volume for the line.
The following list shows letters remaining in general delivery at the Temebetone post office for the week ending April 26 1903. Names include Marcus O’Brien W J Agonary MC Villa Porfirio, with several unreadable entries and notes that letters are for calling.
A summary of the recent recording activity showing numerous mine leases and property transfers. Entries detail assignments from entities such as Houston milling firms and various mines to individuals and companies, with amounts and property notes, plus mortgage and school district declarations.
A travel health note promotes Syrup of Figs as a pleasant effective aid for kidneys liver and bowels during trips. Sold in bottles by leading druggists, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Company.
Public notice warns customers to buy Cascarets Candy Cathartic only in genuine C. C. C. stamped tablets and avoid bulk or substitutor products. The ad cautions that substitutors are cheats and frauds and urges purchase from druggists at 10 cents.
TOMBSTONE BASE BALL CLUB hosts a Grands Dewey Dance at Mining Exchange Hall on Thursday May 1 1902. Admission is one dollar. Welcome extended. Good music will be provided.
The large Kanes Crig Conenlio smelter, idle for months, restarts work after a fire damage incident. About 1,000 employees return, lifting local business prospects and signaling a surge in trade and economic activity across El Paso.
A Hartford man credits Electric Bitters and Buckeye’s Arnica Salve with saving his leg after a rusty wire scratch led to inflammation and blood poisoning. The ad promotes Bitters for eruptions and rheumatic relief, with various testimonials and dealer listings across multiple towns.
A collage of pithy lines and jokes from various sources. It mixes quips about professors, students, politics, and everyday life with humorous asides on language and social situations.
A brief, period tone piece on the proverbially pretty schoolgirl phase describing beauty and youth and its fleeting nature. The notice ends with an odd promotional line about sending for a sample from Scott Bownd Chemists, gun Feast.
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