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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1901
Page
4
The ad touts Chamberlain's liver tablets as a remedy for stomach and liver disorders with claims of improved appetite and digestion. It cites free samples and lists testimonials about corn relief and skin ailments. Sold by Tombstone Drug and Sere.
A Chicago physician recommends Chamberlain Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. The remedy is described as Barbiturate free and soothing for bronchial irritation, suitable for relief of colds, and for general use. It is marketed nationwide through medicine dealers.
Temistone Pharmacy advertises spears by Cuban Mexican and domervis cigars to customers. The compact notice highlights a selection labeled as the finest cigars available.
Reported dissolution of the partnership between Benton and Walker, with J F Walker stepping down and Benton taking charge. Visitors from nearby camps noted, while church notices announce services at St Pauls church tomorrow with Sunday school. Mrs Gee receives a holiday carved sugar bowl gift from the Byre Copal church choir.
A ragbag of 19th century items mentions Schilling's Best baking powder, a church service in Tombstone on December 21, 1901, and January 1, 1902, plus King’s blacksmith shop with a Weber gasoline engine. An anecdote touts Chamberlain's remedy for party nerves. A Morenci, Arizona item reports a boy crushed in a factory pulley, dying from injuries.
In 1895 none in stock item. by 1900 Cascarets Candy Cathartic surged to six million boxes yearly. The People have cast their verdict calling it best medicine for the bowels. Reverend Hows Co plans a New Year’s Eve dance with Prof Fisk leading a chorus from Bisbee. County visitors pledge attendance and preparations for the social event.
In Lime Ridge Wisconsin a woman with stomach trouble and jaundice faced ruinous gall stones. Doctors failed to cure her but Electric Bitters cured her completely restoring stomach liver and kidney function. A local drug store advertises the remedy as guaranteed and effective.
A Phoenix Enterprise report outlines Marcus Sauith's push for a new method of operating mineral claims on Indian lands in Arizona with local measures requiring a 5 percent royalty to fund Indian beneficiaries. The bill adds location and operation requirements for US citizens, within existing laws, and seeks Interior Department approval. An accompanying note discusses a Tombstone postal notice and local letters, including a lost boy alert from Gleeson to Safford.
Fairbanks correspondent reports on Coriainas Day celebrations and a steady flow of visitors like J B Chadwick from Douglas. Updates include work progress on the El Paro and Southwestern road, a golden spike expected May 1, and tales from Jack Rooney about the Philippines. A buried body found near a San Pedro ranch prompts cautious notes, while local figures like J B Guy resign from a regent post. New Year resolutions appear in the Globe Times.
An old trusted remedy praised for over fifty years. It soothes children during teething, eases gut pain, relieves wind colic, and stops diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide. beware of imitations and ask for Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
An article condemns unscrupulous mining promoters in Mexico, noting American investors are misled. It warns that many properties are overvalued, with promoters courting tourists and hotel crowds while legitimate ventures struggle. The piece cites widespread deceit harming the Mexican mining industry, especially in Sonora.
Harmless as milk adage urges careful medicine intake for children. It extols Scott's Emulsion as a popular remedy for kids, urging guardians to try it. The piece references Scott & Lowne of Pearlaueet, New Yor in a period tone.
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