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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1916
Page
3
Marine Eye Remedy Co promotes Murine after Exposure as a cold wind and dust protector for all eye care needs. It markets eye health benefits and offers an eye book on request, claiming faint hearts will find assistance through the product.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for liver stomach and bowels promising relief from constipation indigestion biliousness and headaches. It urges a 10 cent box nightly cleansing the inside organs and claims mood and health will improve for months. It notes stores carry Cascarets and mentions children and women with related symptoms.
Preparedness note claims grip prevalence requires a regimen of bromide quinine laxatives to act as a tonic and laxative, maintaining system condition to resist grip and influenza. Mentions “BROMO QUININE” and groves, Catholic bishops in French army, Red Cross, Pierce's Pellets for liver and stomach, and Greek bargaining prowess, in a fragmentary ad-like mix.
A faded ad offers a home remedy to darken gray hair. It suggests mixing water with su e day Rom small box of Barto Compound and 4 ue of gisenrine to apply twice weekly. The blend allegedly darkens streaks, fades, and removes dandruff while avoiding scalp irritation.
An old advertisement argues Americans suffer kidney and back problems from rich foods. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts or Jad Salts to flush kidneys, reduce uric acid, and relieve bladder issues with a lemon grape acid base and lithia, claiming safety and home use.
Old advertising copy urges people to treat weak kidneys with Dr Kilmer’s Stramp Root from Binghamton New York. It warns kidney disease is common and often unrecognized as patients self medicate to ease symptoms rather than cure underlying issues.
A vintage kitchen column offers eggless cake ideas with oatmeal bars, butter sugar creames, and spice cakes. It also covers thrifty meat dishes such as seasoned ground beef rolls, sour beef, and beef in casserole with tomato sauce, offering steps and ingredients for each.
A jumble of practical hints covers ink removal from jobs, fresh milk on mood spots, starch use on wool, laundry soap for nails, rusted salt shaker tops dissolved by a cleanser, cutting gingerbread with a fork for light texture, kerosene in window cleaning and tubs, newspapers as multipurpose rags, and kerosene dampened materials for dust and fire kindling, all from a period domestic manual.
A compact guide to soup garnishes and accompanying small savory balls. Almond Balls and Marrow Balls are described with ingredients and quick cooking steps. Croutons Egg Custard and Egg Satis provide finishing touches, while Soup Balls and Queneties outline crumb and egg bound bites added to hot stock.
A collection of scattered figures includes Chile’s rail plan, North Carolina’s 1893 wine returns, Luxemburg’s 1000 square miles and 206000 people, Switzerland relief spending, Yukon rank among North American rivers, New Jersey factories employing 223000, John Pease’s old chaise wheel sale for 80, plus 1875 beef pork chicken prices in rising Maine and other daily statistics.
The article urges strict cleanliness in dairy operations and explains mechanical milkers minimize dust exposure. It notes milking into compact openings reduces contamination and suggests cotton packing in tubes to prevent dirt entry, with attention to keeping all equipment scrupulously clean.
The article urges careful care for milker and milk separator after milking. It recommends cooling teat cups, flushing tubes with water, brushing all parts with washing soda, steam sterilizing metal parts, and storing rubber parts in a salt chlorine solution changed weekly. Proper cleaning yields clean milk. neglect leads to dirt buildup.
The article argues dairy farming should use milk scales, the tester, and a diary record book. It urges each cow to have a separate account to track feed, milk yield, and percent, warning against keeping scrub cows and poor management. It also stresses proper calf housing with a clean, well lit, ventilated area, preferably on the south side of the barn.
Aged dairy guidance warns that hard farming tasks like early morning and late night milking, plus a full day’s labor, will push boys toward cities and reduce interest from the milkman.
In a small Indiana intrigue, residents of Liowa county cottages hear of Mrs H allegedly smoking a cob pipe, after a mislaid pipe leads a worker to buy two replacements for the household. The tale balloons as other locals spread the claim amid a weekend getaway scene. Also, Russian petroleum producers face steel wire rope scarcity disrupting operations.
An early 20th century style advertisement explains remedies for backache rheumatism and dropsy citing Dr Pierce Aburic and Anuric. It urges testing water samples for kidney trouble and offers free analysis from Dr Pierces Invalids Hotel Buffalo. It warns of insurance medical exams and includes vague prompts about questions and creams for children.
A listener recalls hearing the hymn Rock of Ages and critiques a new preacher's manner and accent. The exchange touches on attendance habits and prior sermons, with one person noting they visited mainly for companionship rather than the preacher.
A fragmented dialogue shows Walter and a Westerner ordering food in a tavern with a niece interrupting. The uncle requests a half-portion, a quarter section of beef, and “a few acres of celery” as part of a humorous exchange.
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