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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1894
Page
1
A balloon operator was arrested in Tempo after an ascent without a license. The report references a broader quote about licensing for souls and notes a separate political item on coinage and silver certificates to cover government expenses.
Promote comfort and improvement with a pure liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs cleanses the system, eases colds, headaches, fevers, and constipation by acting on the kidneys, liver, and bowels without weakening them. Sold by druggists in 50c and $1 bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
An Apple neighborhood resident recounts discovering August Flower cures his long standing dyspepsia. He describes years of distress followed by rapid relief after a small dose, noting persistent absence of symptoms since.
Report from Detroit Free Press describes a large, dark toad found inside a neatly closed cavity of a millstone grit stone unearthed during house foundations in Whiteshough. The toad, torpid at first, revived in air and moved about briefly before vanishing. Scientists confirm the anecdote with multiple witness accounts.
A Portland lawyer recounts a debt case where a small claim led to a suit but was resolved when the debtor paid a two dollar fifty cent bill after the lawyer suggested court action would not be profitable for either side. All parties reportedly felt satisfied with the outcome.
A text recounts Alsace safety measures under German control and a doll wearing red white and blue that triggered officials. A Leipzig maker was asked to stop shipping such dolls to Alsace, revealing pervasive surveillance over French cultural symbols.
News by Wire reports Judge Robert Crozek of Napa died yesterday at age 71. The item notes tax policy and political moves including the New York Chamber of Commerce's stance, Utah commission resignations, and various legislative actions.
A summary of literary notes notes a 50 000 poets claim in Exland and Granstwse plans a Homce translation. Ruskin remains mentally fatigued. Max Mezant thanks Siamese king for funding translation work. Egyptian chess origin, Man spell study by singing letters, and rising prices for dervish artifacts and young jacquard items at Faris expo.
A short, satirical piece cautions against covetous men and swindlers who promise before elections. It urges vigilance, noting the safest time to prepare for storms is when no clouds are visible, and observes that the truly ignorant are often the last to realize their lack.
A mix of sale offers for wagons guns knives and sewing machines plus a parade of wares from Hoefler and Wolcott. Advertisements promote cheap lines from Prospector office Jos Hoefler and Wolcott’s fresh produce with notes on berries cider meat buckwheat and canned goods and a metal market summary mentioning silver copper and lead.
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