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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1919
Page
4
A fragmentary discussion imagines training chimpanzees and gorillas for farm labor in the United States. The proposal links ape intelligence to human social aims and ponders implications for labor, industry, and society amid debates on trade and automation.
A discussion outlines a potential protective duty on tungsten and derived products to shield domestic producers. The bill proposes a fixed price per pound and restricts certain tungsten based items. It references imports from China and South America and mentions legislative actions and related materials like tungsten powder and compounds.
A fragmented ramble disputes Allied mercy toward Germany, arguing vengeance is the path and mocking talks of humane laws. The speaker scorns the idea of reconciliation, predicts a harsher postwar order, and notes a coming tea and coffee price rise as emblematic of hardship.
The piece extols colored Americans for their wartime service and patriotism, citing figures like Bunisier Hill and Camp New Orleans, and emphasizes unity across race. It argues the community supported the nation in past wars and continues to back the current struggle with resolve.
A garbled notice from the county attorney outlines pending deportation matters and forthcoming actions. It mentions public expectation of a vote at the supreme court and hints at county decisions to be reached in the fall. The fragment references Cochise County and possible political maneuvers affecting timing and outcomes.
A fragmented OCR sample shows a town newspaper segment promising daily news and local notices. It hints at wage details and subscription value, reflecting a community press model and reader engagement in a small-town setting.
The text notes rainfall measurements from 117 and 119 with varying totals and days, mentions a long gap since rainfall, and describes the job printing department at the Bish View, lacking a cylinder press and relying on limited equipment for the county. The prose reflects rough OCR of a historical note on weather and printing facilities.
A terse missive from an unnamed sender to a Kentucky publication discusses public sentiment and media stance. The note hints at ongoing debates and a push to challenge established editorial positions within the press.
The article discusses a possible petroleum discovery near the area and a forecast that a significant oil production, potentially 500 000 gallons a month, could boost local investment. It argues charts of air and sea currents support the feasibility and notes mariners’ awareness of charting value for this enterprise.
Fragmentary remarks accuse ongoing chaos in Mexico as people flee, property is destroyed, and oil drilling incidents spark fear. The text alludes to President Wilson and a sense of ending anarchy, but details are incoherent and incomplete.
The Fourth of July is celebrated as Independence Day and a showcase of America's esprit in the recent war. Benign patriotism and public observances are planned with enthusiasm as the nation marks its birthday amid interlinked global celebrations and debates about prohibition.
A fragmented note discusses attempts by workers to gain better pay and stable employment. The text mentions self reliance and addresses challenges in achieving “wages or better” and secure work. Names and places are unclear, but the core issue centers on improving labor conditions.
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