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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1898
Page
1
A Yokohama dispatch reports nine Japanese warships will depart for Chinese waters this week as Japan mobilizes armies and navies amid the crisis. The destination is said to be Wei-hai-wei as tensions rise and preparations increase.
Workers at mills in Wooxsocker Rhode Island quit amid reductions from six to eleven percent. About 2300 people employed at the Social Globe and related facilities begin resuming work as economies adjust.
Senate reached agreement to consider the T l'er resolution and cut wage costs in cotton mills. Nourse mills reopen while Rhode Island mills face 10 to 11 percent wage reductions. Androscoggin plant shows only partial operation. Nomination of Kansas John J. McFircmnvic to associate justice noted amid broader payroll impacts. Electric Eoters advertised with medical claims concluding in a nondescript consumer pitch.
In Cochise County Arizona Territory the administrator Seth Weise publishes an exact account of the estate of Fred W Heyre deceased to creditors and all persons having claims against the estate. Claims must be presented within ten months after the first publication to Frank P Monte at the office of F Nichols in Willcox Cochise County Arizona.
Chicago report shares a baseball record by Jacob Shaefer with a new world mark of 18 inch bat over ten innings and a 400 point tally in New York. The piece also notes May wheat closing at 91 and references old Greek Penates as household gods, then advertises Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and coughs with trial bottles at Tombstone Drug Store.
Isaac Horner of Burton Wo Va recounts a dramatic recovery from rheumatism after taking Chamberlain's Pain Balm in June 1894. He describes swelling relief and near-total cure, praising the remedy as a cure for his ailment and endorsing it for coughs and colds. Local druggists in Tombstone advertise the product.
A quirky line warns that two thousand dollars buys Belhilling’s baking powder that won’t spoil cake even if used in excess, though overuse remains ill advised. The fragment suggests caution and exaggeration about baking quantities and consumer behavior.
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