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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1916
Page
7
A historical note recounts Lem Spillsbury the Mormon scout captured at Carrizal and released. It discusses navy officers debating landing party uniform colors after Vera Cruz, weighing white versus protective tones like khaki, olive drab and grayish shades, with no consensus.
Director Hale reports the Mount Wilson Observatory 100 inch reflector dome closed and functional after the 1975 season. The tube shipment from Fore River is delayed by Panama Canal traffic suspension. Parabolizing of the mirror is 45 percent complete and the telescope may not be ready until summer 117. A Cuban Naval Station sailors substitute for a phonograph needle is found using a light bulb against a record, producing audible sound.
Canada urges visitors to use rail routes like the Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk to access Rockies parks and vast western provinces. Officials promise easy border entry, limited war related hurdles, and generous park access while highlighting wheat fields, pasture lands, and colonial wealth as tourism drawcards. A separate joke item follows about a man fearing financial reverses after a fortune teller's warning.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century cooking page lists Lobster Toast, Creamed Lobster, and Broiled Lobster with steps and ingredients. It also includes Scotch Shortbread, Walnut Catchup, Labscash bake, Carrot Pudding, Mock Guava Jelly, and various tips on cheerful living. The piece mentions parenting maxims, and ends with several dessert and supper ideas including Cafe Parfait and Buttermilk Cake.
A party with un-darkered hair asks Obuige if space is found for a poem. A boxy man behind a bine pencil replies no, hoping to rest once the office boy empties the waste basket. Science versus philanthropy frames the debate on life-saving medicines versus explosives.
Spain faces a wood pulp shortage and rising prices affecting paper mills and publishers. Officials study using locally grown poplar and possibly Spanish pine after reducing resin content while assessing substitutes for imported and wartime fiber sources.
Tom Daly notes a Pittsburgh Nutrition Association of Credit Men event where the opening included singing America to a new arrangement. The president urged all to stand and sing the national anthem, prompting prolonged applause and reaffirming formal ceremony.
Mrs. Ada Garland testified before Judge Graham that during 15 months of marriage to Eugene Garland she received on average only half a cent per day from her husband. She described supporting the family while working in a candy store and even contributing shoe money and shaving money. Toklo has 2224790 Inhabitants.
A snappy hot table drink appeals to most diners and can satisfy taste and health goals. The article suggests a beverage that blends flavor with nourishment, offering a versatile option that enhances meals while supporting well being.
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