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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1915
Page
6
A compact summary of notable global developments across nations with quick notes on political moves, economic shifts, and social changes. Highlights include diplomatic exchanges, leadership statements, and regional tensions shaping the international landscape.
War reports describe Italian forces in Tolmino, a Baltic naval clash, and a major Adriatic submarine action. Western storms hit Cincinnati and Chicago while Liberty bells go up in Chicago amid patriotism. European air raids kill and injure in Austria and Greece, with Baltic seizures and British naval notes easing war strain.
Tokio dispatches report a Japan Russia alliance nearness while Beloeil Quebec is hit by an expl osion injuring several. Petrograd cites private reports of halted German passenger traffic. Portiria Disz funeral held in Paris. Switzerland to buy 15000 Venezuelan oxen for August shipment. Waterloo centenarian Deaths and naval fee payments debated in Europe. Military clashes near Monterey. Bavaria frets over price controls. British envoy to Bulgaria recalled over外交 snub. Americans in Paris honor Lafayette with official French attendance.
Cripple Creek district produced 2,430 tons in June with a gross bullion value of 1,302,285 dollars, up 81 tons and 1,941 dollars from May. The report lists ore shipments, refinery dividends, and ongoing development across multiple mines and nearby camps, noting large ore bodies and rising activity in Bisbee and Cananea shipping.
A fragmenting newspaper page presents a string of quips and vignettes. Jests touch burglary, family notes, love pledges, economic musings, war humor, nursery scenes, legislative chatter, social banter, and light wit from the era.
A dialogue on domestic science sparking humor about learning kitchen work and a military instructor’s plan to open a line of advance. The exchange references trusts, grocers, and marching progress with a sea term about a whale’s speed and a satirical jab at a $10 speeding fine.
A collection of quips and sketches from a late 19th or early 20th century humor page. Jests touch on fortune seekers, social climbing, bachelor money, doctors and pills, spades and adjectives, modern romances, and a sideshow gag about a two headed man. The anonymous framing highlights quick one liners.
A Pittsburgh Chronicle Telegraph excerpt recalls a holiday stroll at Onset where beach sandbag breaks and a joke about government salt rigs leads a young woman to recount a “government salt ing apparatus” tale. The piece also notes a diner episode where a man waits long for food and then remarks to a waitress that she has not aged.
A glazier shop quip has Pat Mullrooney ordering a twelve by fourteen pane and joking to the assistant about alternating orientation to avoid notice. The scene unfolds amid a playful exchange and Pat insists on getting the pane immediately since the shop is his only option in town.
A fragmented item references animals with unusual gear, mentioning Icelandic horses shod with sheep horn and Sudanese camelskin socks. It includes promotional, preachy asides and a mix of odd phrases about labor, liberty, and social mores, with scattered exhortations.
California’s Imperial Valley has expanded cotton planting over eight years to 65,000 acres yielding 60,000 bales. The U S Department of Agriculture notes per acre output here surpasses all other regions. Valley facilities include nineteen gins, three cottonseed oil mills, and three compression plants. Nearby Calexico hosts eight gins, two oil mills, and a compression plant active year round producing cottonseed oil and feed.
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