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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1916
Page
2
Hier Col dob Q Tilson of Connecticut National Guard to depart from the House seat and join his regiment on the Mexican border. The move places Tilson at the head of his unit as tensions rise along the frontier.
A garbled exchange shows an Indy in a work apron warning that being burned on an electric wire could sustain life, referencing a theory claimed by a French scientist that heavy currents could prolong life by a foot. The text is unclear and contains many transcription errors.
A fragmentary exchange shows a witness unable to recall details about an affair. Questions probe whether events occurred this year or last, but memory remains vague and responses repeat uncertainty, highlighting confusion in the testimony.
A brief exchange unfolds about age and perception with a witty back and forth. The fragment hints at themes of intellect and law studies in a dialogue between two speakers named Indianapolis Bone and a professor. The setting suggests a campus or scholarly atmosphere and a curiosity about international law.
Cripple Creek district produced 92 548 tons of ore in June valued at 14 20 per ton. Arizona and Colorado mines report booming activity with new companies formed and flotation plant work advancing. Milwau kee Refining and Vindicator Consolidated announce quarterly and special dividends totaling six percent for Cripple Creek mines.
The Keiser Mining Company of Albuquerque filed incorporation papers with capitalization at ten dollars. Leases were expanded for a test boring at Dayton. Mogollon Mines reported four tons of ore produced with gold and silver concentrates. The Oals Company discovered pay ore at Mogollon north drift. Clifton mine ore body shows continued north expansion. Mayfield mine east of Tularosa bonded and leased for fourteen thousand dollars with a royalty. Jerringer rigs four miles south of Cody. Laramie Off Development Co drills fifth well west of Laramie encountering gas flow. Midwest Co completes three wells in Grass Creek, one producing 706 feet? 139 feet above the rig.
Prominent women train at a Navy led service school for women at Chevy Chase near Washington. The camp forms a tented city with lectures, signaling, dietetics, sewing, first aid, and military drill under officers and instructors. Training aims to boost preparedness and public service readiness for potential war time.
Eugene Wood quotes Uncle Zeus lamenting a vanished community spirit in Bloomfield Center. He recalls a bygone era of neighborly gatherings, shared toil, and simple pleasures. The piece contrasts past unity with present divisions and touches on democratic ideals fading in the town.
Population estimates for European and Asiatic Russia reach 180000. Wheat consumption could total 200000000 bushels yearly with five bushels per herd. An attachment turns fire plugs into sanitary drinking fountains. One fourth of Australia Inver am captured. Humans breathe about 17 per minute, nearly 2000 daily. Japanese school books adopt Roman characters. Over 5000 inventions submitted to the naval board in seven months. Garbage fuel value is one tenth that of coal.
In England and Wales about eight hundred bearers share a surname on average. The Smiths alone number more than 400 times that. The great family can boast of more men of distinction who helped to build the empire than any other name. The Good and the Bad. Of the good a pledge, and of the bad neither pledge nor surety. Portuguese Proverb.
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