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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1916
Page
6
A practical colonial style bungalow plan is described with a basement heating plant, a bright living room with a fireplace, and a layout that includes two back bedrooms, a central hall, and dining room. William A Radford offers free guidance on building topics for readers, noting the plan's economical, dignified design and adaptable colonnaded exterior.
For centuries the Japanese guarded dwarf trees and would not export them. Now in America these miniature trees fetch a good price as houseplants and table decorations. The article outlines a straightforward method using thick skinned oranges to start the process.
The article outlines methods to preserve a bungalow look in cooler climates by grading the lot and providing a deep basement for modern heating. It highlights a large living room with a fireplace, and discusses shellac finishing, planting trees from seeds, and stunting conifers and fruit trees to suit compact spaces.
A Jersey City patrolman recovered old certificates of profit from an New York insurance company valued at $18,000. The judge ruled they entitle him to a share of profits. They were bought by his grandfather sixty years ago, and his grandmother was once urged to burn them as waste paper.
Brief chronicle of notable deaths and obituaries from around the world. Names, ages, and affiliations noted where readable. Offers concise summaries of passing events with period-accurate tone.
The late dispatches describe Allied and Central power actions on the Saloniki front and Verdun with updates on Austro German offensives, Russian setbacks, and Italian and Mexican military news. Separately, a western tornado struck Geddes Sc. Duk causing damage. crimes and accidents across states are noted along with a Hawaii federal judge nomination and revised tax returns.
The United States holds gold totaling just over 2 billion dollars with the treasury reporting 1.445 billion in the treasury and about 50 million more in specie in national banks. Additional figures note 235 million in the Bank of England, 75 million in the Bank of France, 602 million in the Bank of Germany, and data for the Bank of Russia.
A global wire themed page reports a Greek quake near Athwa and the Malian steamship Miriuania sinking tied to maritime peril. The US interior plans municipal elections in Manzanillo while leaders debate peace terms and German ambassadorial shifts surface. In sports data, Detroit sees a fatality in baseball and Chicago hosts tennis and boxing results amid ongoing gambling policy discussions.
A fragment lists large monetary amounts from major banks including Bank of Austria with 525 million, Bank of Italy at 235000.00, and Bank of Belgium at 225 million in a historical financial notice.
The census lists 1 538 Canadian publications by category: 150 dailies 7 triweeklies 1 065 weeklies 45 semiweeklies 250 bimonthlies and 18 quarterlies. It notes about 1 daily per 10 000 families and 1 weekly per 1 500 families in the domision.
Market quotations list hogs steers cows and calves with varying prices and grades. Stocks include hogs prime cows breeding cattle veal calves and stockers plus regional produce such as hay oats and vegetables. Prices shown for Colorado Nebraska and Colorado Valley regions with per ton and per hundredweight figures reflecting regional market activity.
The page lists metal prices in New York including lead and copper with figures around 14.27 for lead and 2601 for copper, alongside Kansas City produce notes and poultry, butter, and potato listings. Chicago grain prices show No 2 red wheat at 1.16 and yellow corn around 0.74.
Arizona State News reports on mining industry profits and prices boosted by European war, rail and court actions, arrests, and community plans. It notes Bisbee and Globe Miami districts leading copper output, Native American and Mexican incidents, labor updates, and federal and state actions affecting rates and governorship roles.
The fragmentary OCR reads as a string of quirky exchanges and captions. It references Mr Dopper and his daughter's band, improvised stage sorrow, laundries and colors, ads for cake, a tramp asking for bread, a birthday joke, and stray train displays. The text is a mosaic of odd vignettes with no clear narrative.
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