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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1918
Page
3
Recipes for pecans and nut mixtures. Lumber Camp Pea Soup and Ox Tail Soup detailed with steps and ingredients. Sausage Loaf, Tatty Pudding, and Corn Bread recipes included. Housekeeping advice covers stain removal, fabric care, and general cleaning with references to soap, peroxide, and solvents.
A fragment describes cornmeal dishes including mush, spider corn cake, and corn muffins, with recipe notes on preparation and texture. Also covers beef scrapple and a method for molding and serving as a breakfast item. Mentions whole grain cornmeal ground by old process and contrasts with kiln dried corn.
The opal is praised for its beauty and blamed for curses as ancient belief erodes. A new image shows Kaiser Wilhelm in a Turkish field marshal uniform during a visit to the Saint Sophia Mosque in Constantinople, amid his diplomatic trip to Turkey.
A chaotic pasted ad page urges all men at home to prepare for war and mixes dubious health tonics with legal warnings. It pushes Anuric and Dr Pierce’s remedies for aging, kidney health, and vitality, interspersed with wartime rhetoric and sensational claims about longevity and strength. It mimics a 19th century newspaper collage of home remedies and military duty.
Fragmentary court calendar chatter mixes with late 19th century ads. A knight of the garter nickname and Bath title appear beside baby skin care appeals for Cuticura products. Vague references to New York digging for money coexists with stray household quips and a travel pricing line.
A garbled jumble of phrases and mock advertisements roams a newspaper page. References to remedies like Dr. Pierce's Pellets appear amid stray lines about health, fatigue, and vague political or military snippets. Strong named entities are scarce amid the scatter.
A collection of aphorisms on handling defeat with grace, knowing what to do next, and the value of restraint. It blends reminders that few deserve a boost without merit, opportunity is elusive, and energy fuels ambition.
A collection of humorous aphorisms on fate luck and human foibles. The piece jokes about a hanging noose misread a worker who fires others and the peril of unpaid bills. It wittily links matrimony knowledge widow and Sabbath tips to everyday behavior.
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