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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1901
Page
4
Local dots promote trying the free Mountain Salve at Lenbeiene Pharmacy. Readable text mentions the offer and the pharmacy location, implying a promotional event or trial sample for customers.
Ad for New Life Transferers claiming quick relief from sick and nerve pains. States they “make pure blood and build up your health.” Price listed as 24 cents. Money back not offered. Sold by Tombstone Drug Store.
An old advertisement extols a “delightful lige remedy” for coughs and fevers, urging Syrup of Figs and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as safe options. It cites a Maine infant’s recovery from violent croup after a few doses, claiming non harmful substances and wide dealer availability.
A Wheeling West Virginia resident Ralph Meyers reports severe cough fears of pneumonia eased after taking two doses of Chamberlain Cough Remedy. He claims three bottles cured chest pains and expresses gratitude while noting local sale by medicine dealers and a local cigar shop.
An Arizona soap mine near Phoenix promises cleansing products from a natural soap geyser. Local investors plan to buy the venture, produce soap, and reform the industry. reports mention asbestos-like risks and a rush to apply the product to various uses. Also noted are community meetings, academic institute news, a Mexican war veteran hospital case, and church services with sermons titled The Goaters of God and Looking on the Bright Side.
An old advertising notice warns buyers to ensure they receive Cascarets Candy Cathastic genuine tablets stamped C C C. It cautions against substitutes sold in bulk as cheats and frauds. The message emphasizes buying authentic products to avoid being cheated.
Town notes from Gleeson and nearby regions describe hotel Neihola opening under Hon. Sherard, a new dining room, mining efforts at various properties, and rising well activity. Reports mention Dr Kings New Discovery for lung issues, local sermons, court terms, and labor discussions guided by arbitration ideas amid industrial strain.
Post week instruments recorded listed by multiple parties including A Gut and Maynard Lewis et al. Mortgage transfers show several buyers and sellers such as W. E. Chetbere, J.P. Cumming, H. A. Merger, and Casey. Also noted are powers of attorney and articles of incorporation for local businesses. An advertisement promotes Electric Bitter at Tombstone Drugstore.
A collage of lighthearted jests and quips from various papers. It mixes jokes about marriage vows, political mottoes, and social chat, featuring characters like Senator Sorghum and Mr Pitt and snippets from Wash ington Star and other humor pages. The tone is breezy and teasing, with multiple one liners and brief exchanges.
A remark about making cake using Schilling's Best baking powder suggests that success depends on the quality of flour or other ingredients and implies poor cooks will fail.
Reports from Tombstone describe mining progress with workers cutting stations and preparing drifts to connect workings while W F Staunton of the Staunton mine reports rapid activity and plans to raise gear from the Grand Central hoist. Lost items include a secret bleaching process and a black silk drosskirt with reward offered.
An old English royal disease scrofula is linked to kings of history. The piece touts Scott’s Emulsion as a cure, claiming it heals sores, restores strength and flesh, and improves health for those afflicted. The ad promotes trying the product in Bowie and surrounding areas.
Notice offers rooms for rent at Mee Fly’s Photograph Gallery. Readable text notes renovations completed and furnishings updated. Details on terms unclear due to garbled OCR.
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