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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1916
Page
3
The page blends an advertisement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claiming kidney liver and bladder benefits with a collage of humorous vignettes. It cites testimonials and a sample bottle offer, then moves to a Scottish churchyard anecdote and light jokes about a man in town and an electric chair prank.
Dr. M. Pierce promotes a basic health routine stressing simple methods. He advises drinking a cup of hot water each morning and consuming ample pure water throughout the day to treat disorders of the human system.
The fragment mentions a tall, handsome policeman and his arresting attention. It hints at a scene where a policeman’s actions are noted, though details are sparse. The readable lines suggest a narrative focus on authority and appearance within an unspecified event.
Mrs L Vanderheiden says her health improved after using Dr Pierce s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery from the Common Sense Medical Adviser. She describes severe fatigue, poor rest, and inability to do housework improving after taking six bottles of Favorite Prescription and five of Golden Medical Discovery. The herbal remedy for women comes in liquid or tablet form and can be bought at drug stores or ordered from the Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY with a 10 cent trial package offer.
William A. Radford discusses building a high quality small farm barn with ample ventilation and daylight. Details cover concrete foundations, timber frame, central feed alley, double stalls, Dutch doors for ventilation, a wide hay door, and a reinforced roof to protect livestock and storage, urging best practices.
The design favors concrete walls to keep moisture away from wood, with 18 inch to 24 inch foundations and sills bolted atop. Heavy timber trusses provide strong roofs and large mow space, while central roof vent halts moisture buildup. A sturdy, long lasting barn with minimal future repairs.
An article notes modern barns use self-supporting tile or roof shapes to maximize mow space without extra lumber. The structure remains strong, builds faster, and handles more material, while efficiency improves overall construction.
The report details bar silver prices, copper casting, and tungsten concentrates, with ore values and shipments across Colorado Utah Arizona New Mexico and Wyoming. It notes Boston & Jerome Copper Company control, Verde district development, and growing operations in Miami Utah Copper and leading smelters. A Mayflower strike, winter drilling in Leadville, and New Mexico Kimball district prospects are highlighted with tonnage and bullion figures.
Albert Kinross cites a Milwaukee Journal piece urging immediate action to avoid regret. The anecdote contrasts delaying tasks with wartime memories, urging prompt reconciliation, helping others, and paying debts before consequences or disasters strike.
A small boy leads a curious ly Gue dog as a sportily dressed man admires it and asks about its feet. The boy replies he does not know but claims the dog has over a bushel of bones buried in their back yard. The text shifts to note that war has seriously affected the peanut trade of Madras, India.
A man with horned spectacles asks about the fate of the show while an amiable critic muses on the financier. The pair share cryptic banter as the discussion shifts to a quirky remedy for cracked eggs and a curious hint of local headlines.
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