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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1915
Page
7
A collection of humorous notes on domestic saving and social foibles drawn from a newspaper column. The piece jokes about saving on bills by theaters and restaurants, handling unhelpful callers with clever tricks, and various wry observations on marriage, hospitality, and social pretenses. It offers satire rather than advice.
Broucho Rob asks if a big town can gather gunmen and frameup experts for a Joy ride road trip as Crimson Gubbers want to reciprocate and hit the road with a wild east show.
Dialogue snippets reveal tense social scenes with a theatergoing husband watching romance unfold, a boastful town reputation, and a discussion about employment, secrecy, and marriage tensions among characters. The piece hints at theatrical melodrama and personal entanglements in a small town setting.
A compact collage of wit and chatter with pithy lines about politics crime moonlight debts and daily life from a 1913 style public dialogue. Notable snippets include a medicated tease about a dry wit and a ripple of interest and a joke about Boston exports and Manchester oil imports.
A garbled dialogue hints at political aspirations and quiet warnings as a candy shower scene unfolds. The exchanges mix names, hints of candidates, and a playful mishearing about chocolate drops, ending with a puzzled question from a child and a parent’s explanation about a ruse.
A garbled dated dialogue references a campaign to close rear street doors, mentions Mrs. Wombat, and notes familiarity with Hobby Burns Billy Shakespeare Georgie Byrom Jack Milton. Segments reference Nevada travel, renovations, China eggs shipments to Cleveland, setting hens, a steel rail wear claim, and Egbert’s remark about his son.
Readable fragments quote dialogue about writing as a living and courtship as pleasure. Snippets mention newspapers magazines and a Marine painting question. Includes lines about Miss Pinkleigh and simple money talk. Frankie references early loves and Browning's Magazine as source.
The itemized Western Mining News notes new ore discoveries at the United Eastern mine Gutman district and the Ivanhoe mine in Silver Creek north of Tom Reed, with rich tellurium finds near Kingman. It covers dividends at Socorro Mines Mogollon, incorporation steps by Gallup Coal & Clay Albuquerque, and mining activity near Bland camp Santa Fé. Reports include Basin reopenings, Cripple Creek strikes, and Bayer Lake district developments with multiple firms and contractors named. Significant mentions include Kinman gold samples, Sunrise venue tax impacts on Colorado Fuel and Iron, and Cripple Creek's rising ore values with several properties expanding production and road access.
Tim Sullivan, a transient, carried a improvised kitchen chest under his coat when nabbed in Wing Minnesota. Police found eight raw potatoes weighing seven pounds, one quart milk, a ten cent loaf of bread, two packages of ground coffee, two aluminum salt and pepper shakers, a glass jar with vinegar, a raw onion, two Japanese papkine, and other implements.
An old advertisement for Cuticura soap and ointment claims free samples and mail offers to clear skin and scalp conditions. The text includes a brief comic exchange about a new clerk and a daughter’s voice training, presenting a collage of ad copy and light humor.
The readable words describe generic scenes of unions a man and laundress with mentions of grocers and a recall of cur or kip. The OCR text is damaged and does not present a coherent event or proper names to summarize into a full article item.
A Missouri woman recounts displacement and inflammation causing long standing pain and nervous prostration. After trying many remedies she credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with restoring strength and eliminating distress.advertises the medicine’s wide availability and claims it helps with uterine issues digestion and backache.
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