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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1908
Page
2
A reminiscence column recalls a 1908 border county seat wrangle between rival towns near Tombstone over courthouse sites. Each district boasted grand plans and shares of speculative growth before the realization that Tombstone’s enduring status prevailed, shaping local pride.
An article denounces indelicate rumors about women and disease, arguing modesty harms treatment. It promotes a so called KNows Comstruxion remedy and Dr KV Prevens Bottala claims, offering free advise on stomach and bowels with printed endorsements and solicitations for stamps.
Fragmentary excerpt notes Whetsones Rin cons and a dozen other splen did districts had been developed. It asserts that we have still, and here she will stay, reflecting uncertain plans and lingering commitment.
The piece urges readers to shed comforts, saying work ethic and unity define Tombstone’s identity. It argues sophisticated theories distract from patriotism, praising Tombstone as a hopeful district facing financial challenges with a promise of prosperity.
Rhetorical fury marks the county seat feud between Douglas and Iisbee with old-timer sentiment shifting toward Tombstone. The factions press on, insisting the fight will end only when one side yields, while the outcome remains unsettled and the stakes rise.
Benson Press commentator Biro Shing notes the new time card for EP and SW makes round trips between Benson and the county seat simple. He claims the improved travel fosters county seat sentiment in Benson and Tombstone, and that Douglas and Bisbee stand little chance without a new county seat removal law.
The plan to stamp skull and crossbones on all vodka bottles is unlikely to deter drinkers. Instead, excessive imbibing leads to painful lessons as drinkers learn the hard way.
A curious incident in New York involved a cat that attacked a woman after she offered it four pieces of pie. The event drew attention to the creature’s surprising behavior and sparked discussions on pet safety.
A jumble of remarks discusses women's suffrage, a Finnish doctor's view on its impact, and reactions in Kansas City. It mentions floodbound passengers in Montana receiving scant train fare and a cynical note on honor and marriage, ending with a broad question about divorce.
The simplified spelling board has found an absolute cure for phthisic, spelling it as tisic. The remark, likely part of a playful language reform note, reflects 19th century humor about phonetics and medical terms.
A curiously phrased report notes that a country collected widespread rumors during a period of activity in the Hawaiian Islands. The piece highlights rumor circulation and the political atmosphere surrounding expansion.
The report notes that Minister Wa Ting Fang wears a coat buttoned down the back and relies on an aide to batton it. This peculiar detail sparks readers’ curiosity about his attire and the aide’s role.
Opinion urges fewer new holidays and urges safer, saner observances in the public calendar. Calls for emphasis on public welfare and sensible celebration rather than additional days off.
A Chicago man meets a girl at a luncheon and weds her immediately after. The item notes how some people take quick lunch romances too far, hinting at hasty marriages sparked by luncheon meetings.
The crew ponders a fleet visit to collect mascot candidates including kangaroos and other unusual animals. Sailors imagine mascots from distant ports boosting morale and commanding attention in upcoming events.
In Philadelphia, the so-called ideal bachelor disclosed by his will that he was legally married. The public figure’s testament confirms a hidden spouse and introduces questions about his personal life and social persona. The revelation shifts the narrative of the man once regarded as a single, unattached figure.
A wave of formerly wealthy New York men consider listing premium yachts for sale as market pressures rise. Investors urge savers to liquidate assets. the message suggests buying a yacht as a prudent move for penny-pinching buyers seeking prestige.
Mr Harriman contributes 30001 dollars to aid pest control efforts in San Francisco amid criticism of rats and their city impact. The donation underlines ongoing rat eradication campaigns and public concern over urban rodent problems.
The public shows a big heart as observers express sympathy for children affected by a notable event in Cleveland, reflecting concern and solidarity across communities.
Reports from Arizona indicate 10 troops may be held in readiness to respond to border incidents amid renewed Mexican revolutionary activity. Del Rio and other border points house units to enforce neutrality laws while Fort Huachuca troops are ordered on standby. Governor Kirby named as vice president of a tuberculosis congress in Washington with delegates from Cochise, Maricopa, Pima, Yuma, and other counties selected by the Arizona Medical Association.
Readers lament changes in warm weather and coast through discomfort. The letter extols Arizona’s climate as ideal for summer escapes, urging creation of communities and resorts to attract travelers from eastern states seeking relief from heat and sun stroke risks.
The Yaqui Indian revolt reported from Sonora continues with attacks on settlements, burning fields, and pillaging farms. Mexican government troops have been reinforced and prisoners increase as operations surge, while vaccination efforts and new appointments affect regional control and trade ventures.
Agricultural leaders in Sulphur Springs valley welcome Prof Clothier of the University of Arizona for a Douglas event this week. He will address farmers on land farming and a possible university experimental station to test irrigation and soil use across the territory. Clothier, the university’s first envoy to survey Arizona farming land, plans to visit San Pedro and San Simon valleys after the conference.
A personal note states that after trying doctors remedies for eczema, the writer’s wife used Chamberlain's and found it better for relief than prior treatments. The account reflects a commonplace testimonial of topical remedy efficacy.
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