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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1902
Page
4
The fragment discusses aging, nutrition, and claims of Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery curing stomach and digestion issues. It promotes strength in the elderly and criticizes neglect of proper nutrition, urging use of the product for better digestion and vitality.
Local dot text offers Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a gentle easy to take stomach remedy. Includes claim of samples free and box guaranteed with prices and dealer availability, urging purchase at area druggists.
The Camden Messenger lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a top season choice for coughs colds and croup. It cites family use preventing croup and urges keeping it at home especially for children. Also promotes Dr Kings New Discovery praised as a lifesaver for consumption pneumonia and bronchitis with guaranteed bottles and free trials at Tombstone drug store
The fragment suggests a local item from Tombstone about a pharmacy, perhaps a meter or measure, mentioning Cavan and Mexican. Readable text is too fragmentary to identify a full event, person, or outcome with confidence.
Reports from Pearce describe a fatal incident last night with conflicting details. Constable Pruett and miner Shep Pard were involved as the situation unfolded amid drinking and tension. A wife and child remain bereaved as further particulars are promised. Also noted are mining plant developments at Tombstone with pumps, pipes, and engines planned, plus social notices and local business mentions.
Interview with a Fort Bayard hospital official notes persistent use of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, claimed to ease teething pain, wind, and diarrhoea in children. Reports mention widespread belief in its efficacy and reference to military officers returning to duty after apparent cures.
The piece reports on the Democrat newspaper facing ownership changes with Graphic Padisting Co. as owner and Sam F. Webb taking editor and general manager roles. J. D. Robestein retires from the Democratic paper arena as part of the transitions.
An old advertisement claims Schilling's Best is one-third better than any other baking powder and urges readers to ask grocers. A separate notice by Mr Bust Norcross of J David in the county touts eggs from Leghorn and Plymouth Rock poultry, including a dusk egg product.
The Fireman's Dance under Protection How company No. 3 will be held Friday February 21. Tickets are selling fast and members invite friends from the surrounding area to join and enjoy a good time.
An Arizona Apache, Mike Barns, described as educated and intelligent, was born to a family tied to Carlos Montezuma. His life, starting with a massacre near Salt River in 1872, follows his capture, adoption by Captain Burns, and education by General Wesley Merritt, shaping a tale of education and assimilation amid territory conflict. We note a later, unrelated recruitment ad fragment from Benton Harbor, Michigan.
In Ireland Bunmation County Waterford information is sought by his sister Mrs William O Connor Hancock Michigan. He was last heard from in Total Wreck Mine Pima County Arizona about 15 Address W J M O Connor St Marys College Bi Marys Kanear fillw
A Washington dispatch reports the Senate authorizing Arizona to issue bonds for the St Louis World’s Fair in 1903. The late legislature approved up to 59000 to cover expedition expenses. Fred Sevoos is appointed postmaster at Autman, Arizona, replacing M E Human who resigned.
An old advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills promising constant work by millions even at night. It claims relief from indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and all stomach liver and bowel troubles with an easy pleasant safe and sure remedy.
R Weer of Northwood New York reports severe rheumatism in winter 1898 left him unable to hobble. After applying Chamberlain Pain Balm once, he began to recover and resumed steady work through the year. Sold by all medicine dealers.
In 1295 none. by 1900 the product reaches 0,000,000 boxes as Cascarets Charlastic gains popularity. The people vote it best medicine for the bowels and it becomes widely advertised in drugstores.
Weekly tally of instruments recorded incl. mining deeds mortgages and property transfers. Names such as Henry, J Gesson, Ellen Gaewn, W Blackburn, Tuomas Baros, Old Torrith, Yeakley, Owen Smith, Markey, Ben Bobres, Scott Whaley, Giles Ahman, Don Mesaire, N A Hen, Fredier, and Clymer appear with numerous property, mortgage, and land entries across Douglas and surrounding areas.
The ad claims Scott's Emulsion feeds the body while microbes starve, improving lungs with new life and vigor. It suggests consumption is caused by microbes and asserts the product provides life for the lungs and flesh for the body, suitable for wasting diseases.
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