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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1915
Page
7
Naval medical authorities, after experience in Vera Cruz operations, advise khaki or forestry neutral clothing for landing parties. White clothing, especially white bats, absorbs sun rays and is unsuitable for tropical service.
An old advertisement urges readers to use a grape and lemon juice based salt mixture with lithia to cleanse kidneys and relieve backache. It claims 24 hour kidney filtration, promotes water intake, and promotes Jad Suits as a tonic to keep kidneys active and reduce bladder weakness.
A playful remark about reading a novel prompts a note that a fire explodes in the first chapter, shaping how the hero meets the heroine. The line emphasizes dramatic openings and narrative hooks characteristic of early chapters.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions London crisis and Vienna steak order. It notes a change in name from Petrograd patties and includes jumbled phrases about a water alert and city response. Limited readable facts prevent a clear event.
Fragmented OCR style lines mention Red Cross, clothing, groceries and a sudden reaction between speakers. Difficult to extract clear events, names, or locations from the garbled text.
An advertisement touts Cuticura soaps and cremes for skin hair scalp and hands promising quick effective and economical relief. It promotes free mail samples via postcard to Cuticura Dept XY Boston and links to Pan American Union details including its Washington office and a grand marble palace funded largely by Andrew Carnegie and governments.
Eve announces a new gown at the breakfast table while Adam mutters about reading the morning paper. He quips that turning over a new year might be best done by turning over a new seat. The dialogue humorously contrasts pretensions with practicality.
A distorted quote reflects a man worn by overwork in an agricultural purmulte. The doctor advises a job change, prompting his return to town to establish as a fashionable dentist amid social scrutiny. The exchange mocks vanity and social ascent in a Boston Evening Transcript tone.
A Boston mother praises Grape Nuts as feeding three healthy boys Bob Jack and Dick since infancy. She notes the product benefits for other children and cites Postum Co suggestions and a small booklet in Battle Creek Michigan as part of the promotion.
A collage of kitchen tips and culinary directions mingle with stray phrases about nature and devotion. Text describes polish for a piano, methods for freshening vegetables, bird care, and several recipes including sardine balls and an Oriental dish with olive oil and tomato. The jumble also mentions grape baskets, linen care, and a curious line about a rainbowed deity.
Readable fragments describe methods to reuse cold boiled rice. Scenes cover turning rice into griddle cakes and croquettes with eggs and flour, savory mixes with cheese and tomato, plus curried rice with meat and curry powder. A brief joke about gas lights ends the snippet.
A collection of salad ideas and dressings including a meatless roast mutton substitute with gelatin layered cabbage and tomato glaze, Honolulu salad with pineapple and cheese, potato dressing for fish, and tips on celery onion peppers in dressings. Also notes on wartime prices and a light cartoon caption about food shortages.
The brief report outlines metal market prices for silver copper lead and spelter in New York London and St Louis. It notes ore improvements at the Pittsburg mine, rising gold production in Arizona from 1915 to 1914 figures, activity at the Bradford shaft in Patagonia, a bullion cleanup at Tom Reed, and a sale of Green Flower and Greenup mines near Jerome. It mentions halted work at Hackberry until Mexican properties are stabilized and the Animal Peak Gold Mining Company starting a double-compartment shaft near Hillsboro. A New Mexico Regents report asserts mining as the state's leading industry with 1912 production at $17,802,209 and 1914 potential exceeding $40 million, underscoring mining as vital to state wealth.
In Wyoming's Cody area four gas wells in the Lite Buffalo and Oregon basins gush over 55 million cubic feet. Midwest Oil Company directors declare a quarterly 2 per cent dividend on 2 million dollars of preferred stock, payable February 1 to records of January 20. A wealth of silver is reported at the Cresson mine in the Comstock district, with ore containing copper silver and gold and a shaft depth of 226 feet. Mining activity continues across Cripple Creek and Cripple Creek districts with notable ore shipments and shaft work in Cripple Creek and Alma districts, while Meadville opens January with an estimated 50 thousand tons of ore.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe fast aid for indigestion gas and sour stomach. It promises relief within five minutes and a strengthened stomach enabling you to eat favorite foods without fear.
A pamphlet argues against casual marriage by noting state laws govern entering matrimony and voiding unions caused by fraud duress or coercion. It warns that believing wives can be beaten or that such conduct is harmless is false, as such acts trigger divorce or legal separation in many states.
A fragment recalling Michael D Tehelisheff as a peasant turned house painter, then mayor of Samara and now a millionaire. The passage notes his height and strong build and cites a Toledo Blade opinion praising his skill at making excuses.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a simple home mix to darken gray hair, restore color and gloss, reduce dandruff and thinning. It claims noticeable results overnight with one or two applications and costs about 50 cents for a large bottle.
A Montpelier Vermont reader describes relief from irregularities fatigue and cramps after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports regularity improved digestion and pain relief and offers to have her name used. The ad touts the remedy as dependable with confidential personal letters answered by women at Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
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