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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1917
Page
3
A testimonial from a family relying on Peruna for catarrhal complaints is quoted amid a note of financial strain. The text also mentions Karen Czarnall of Budapest and Dr W B Griggs of Philadelphia acknowledging the discovery of a bacillus related to spotted typhoid fever.
A garbled text offers satirical slang and misspelled phrases about marriage reform and consumer bargains. It references a man named Soman and a woman’s earnings with vulgar misspellings, mixing social critique with nonsensical lines. The passage appears as stray newspaper copy without a clear cohesive event.
A home kitchen article presents chestnut based recipes including Chestnut Stuffing and Chestnut Cake frosting, with Nut and Olive Salad and Grapefruit Salad. It also offers Maryiana Chowder style notes, Cauliflower with Onion Sauce, Nut Filled Potatoes and a Cheese Canape plan, plus general tips on thrift and cooking for families.
Fragmented snippets discuss nerves and nature, otter capabilities, and opinions of a man who earned $25,000 casually. Quips touch on attire such as neckties and a aunt’s excuses, with surreal asides about washing away feelings and top se to nature.
Eight girls in health program showcase strong vitality and fitness in a local event. The focus remains on the efforts to promote well being among participants and observers note positive energy and teamwork.
An vintage grocery advertisement urges readers to buy Red Cross bleach for pristine white garments. The friendly prompt highlights the product as a trusted choice for laundry needs.
Whittled to a point text reads as garbled lines about a man and a woman, flutter eating, a pretty girl, and cryptic phrases. It appears as broken prose or OCR garble with no clear event, names, places, or dates to anchor a news item. The piece resembles a puzzle or misread fragments rather than a report.
A misread incident shows Miss Oldmaid scolding a constable who slapped a yapping dog. The scene blends harsh locals with garbled ad text and snippets of a Sherlock Holmes crime banter. The passage mixes names, notices, and odd product mentions in a chaotic pastiche form.
An old promotional piece touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as effective for kidney trouble, describing it as a herbal cure and urging readers to request a sample bottle by sending ten cents. The item frames the remedy as widely used and invites trial, noting drug store availability and a mail request from Binghamton New York.
A World War II era note explains a service flag worn by women with husbands in the military. The Indianapolis News recounts an Army Fort Benjamin Harrison training camp drill where a guard faced a sneaky attempt to enter a trench. The sentry, hearing a medical officer claim no password, improvised and ordered, “advance, and I’ll give it to you.”
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