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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1898
Page
3
Readout from Tombstone and region reports includes mining payrolls in Comstock area, visits by Worthen of Gardiner and others, a captured escapee named Red Travis, wartime expenditures and tax receipts, and local notices from Yuma to Benson. Also mentions mining, Bathhouse ads, sheriffs, deeds filed, and regional travel plans.
An old advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as an effective remedy for constipation without griping. It touts benefits as prevention for malaria rheumatic and kidney complaints and as a promoter of digestive health, comparing its value to other products.
Tequerville Utah July 2 1808 letter from E Dopar claims the bones and coin found in Arizona coal fields are Henry L Dodge’s remains murdered in 1856. Dopar describes search across Indiana explorers and asks Eli Dodge of Graham County Arizona to relocate and bury the remains with a monument.
Emma Calve receives unique praise for a performance as Mass sung by her in Paris. Mass completes Judith Renaudin at Nantes during the upheaval era. Paderewski’s Milan fame meets sharp local criticism while Duse gains praise for Magda and surpasses Bernhardt in style.
A fragmentary Chicago Record quip page comments on spelling, vanity, appetite for sweets and social norms. It suggests a man profits from praise and a woman uses gifts and reluctance to restrain a self indulgent day. The piece mocks propriety and parental oversight in youth and society.
King Chulalongkorn of Siam earned a doctor of laws degree from Oxford University and plans to return in March while continuing his vigorous work. Horace Gray of the U S Supreme Court is mentioned in connection with honors. Mary Rachel Dobson, daughter of Austin Dobson, is noted for her work in Bombay's university settlement for women. The president announces appointments including Geo W Heyrlett for the Navajo Agency and Nathan H Johnson for the Seo Carler Agency in Arizona.
Bush of Mesa comes back from Alaska after a long trek from June 25. He visited St Michaels and Dawson, noting many trading vessels and a city swelled with people fleeing. He claims cheap ces, reports typhoid, and says he would stay if young. Also included is an 1886 affidavit from F J Cheney & Co promising $100 for each untreated catarrh case.
A Eureka Utah note reports a boy with poor health, yellow skin, and non healing wounds improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. Warts vanished and blood purified, leading to full recovery. Multiple Utah testimonials endorse the remedy as a staple for impure blood.
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