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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1917
Page
3
They describe Tanlac as a scientific triumph with debts of gratitude voiced by supreme court judges mayors bankers doctors editors and ministers. Endorsements recur as new tests reveal its powers and big drug firms order it exclusively in large quantities.
Noted ex mayor and former Birmingham editor Frank V. Evans shares a strong Tanlac endorsement, recounting relief from gastritis and indigestion after years of suffering. Additional statements from Georgia physician Dr. J. T. Edwards and others support Tanlac’s effectiveness across multiple states.
Dr De LaPerriere touts Tanine as the store’s strongest seller with a chorus of supporters including Professor Elmer Morris of Dover Tennessee Professor W A Wood of the Central Graded Schools Winder Georgia C Cooper president of the Georgia Home Cotton Oil Co Lawrenceville Georgia and others The notice lists officials police chiefs and business leaders endorsing the product and mentions Tanlac dealers and promotional chatter amid periodical satire and spoofed items.
An odd exchange notes poultry farming costs and hen behavior. The speaker jokes that hens feed on cen exes while hoping the flock will become self supporting. The remark shifts to a broader line about distinguishing saints from sinners by outward appearances.
Cincinnati authority endorses freezone as a quick relief for corns and calluses. A small bottle, inexpensive and non irritative, allegedly removes hard or soft corns or calluses by direct application, allowing root and all to shed with minimal discomfort. If unavailable, ask a druggist to source it. An unrelated garage anecdote follows about a near disaster and a worker's cautious optimism.
June events include the annual meeting of the Grean Highway Association, Jerome’s new hotel opening in August, and St John’s Bottling Works soon to open. Tucson to raise 23000 for Red Cross aid, and Arizona’s Liberty bonds apportionment set at 3000000. Nine new Red Cross chapters formed. Arizona fair held despite wartime. Over 40000 in new buildings at Tuba City, Globe Boy Scouts seek 5000 for a clubhouse.
A roundup notes rising activity across Colorado and neighboring states with new wells, mine reopenings, and promising finds. Ongoing development at Navajo, Relief properties, and Mossback near Chloride signals expansion. Calumet & Arizona reports April copper blister production of 5,900 pounds. state totals show 1915 gold silver copper lead zinc output at $44.06 million, 1916 near $48 million. Wyoming oil fields feed a daily crude yield, while new companies like Midway Copper and Carlisle Consolidated push into the era’s mining opportunities.
An early wartime appeal in Canada calls for farm labor to feed troops and support the Allies. As U S entry nears, Canadian authorities seek workers from the United States and other regions, reporting strong responses and rising immigration to Saskatchewan and other provinces. Officials expect continued growth into 1919, with settlers arriving from Washington state, Ontario, and beyond.
In the period from January to March the previous year, twelve high mounts were recorded in Aduwhion Alberts. Eastern Comadia sent setters westward, with about 2000 cattle value and a total stock value over 8124 400 in the first quarter of 1917 excluding U.S. migrant inflows.
Fragmentary dialogue recalls a judge sentencing a husband to ten years in prison. The exchange suggests emphasis on the severity of the punishment and the impact on the wife, with remarks about behavior and time served. The readable phrases indicate a sturdy, old-time voice and local courtroom tone.
A lone spider weaves a tight web in a quiet corner, its intricate patterns catching dew as morning light spills across silk threads and leaves.
A vintage notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as uniquely effective for women's suffering and invites readers to write for free advice to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass Women respond to letters in confidence and are answered by women only
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