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Tombstone Epitaph

Location

Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1916

Page

2

Activities of Women Across Nations in War Effort

The piece notes suffrage leagues in ports, Toronto waitresses unionizing, Brooklyn women taking Red Cross roles, Mary Pickford set to appear publicly, Miss Jessie P Campbell headed to France as a nurse aide, and Lady Paget’s fundraising totaling nearly 400,000 for Belgium France Italy and other war relief, amid wartime sentiment.

Briiis Columbia Toronto Canada Brooklyn Red Cross Mary Pickford Jessie P. Campbell Campbell Obie France Lady Paget Belgium Italy Doubla

Copper and tungsten markets dominate western mining news

The Western Mining and Oil News reports May Cripple Creek output totaling $1,180,540 with ore tonnage and values rising, copper casting prices at $12.57 per unit, tungsten and lead notes, and new mining developments across Cripple Creek, Telluride, YevaPal county, and Las Platan. Cripple Creek operations resume at Gold Coin and Dillon shafts amid promising flotation mill prospects.

Aethim Kew Herve Speiler St Louis New York Boulder Colo Cripple Creek Silas J.P .Milier Yucca Yavapal County Dustis Humber Gruportien Wepreetcents Ace Siverton Maxon of Day Winery Tucker Mill Telluride Sutheesters Colorado Gold Coin Dillon Las Platan Comtention Fig Glane Subverton Pete Orella Mycocrates An le Clair Mary McKinney Maid Elone Cripple Crevk

Mining boom fuels rush at Can lige concentration plant

Reports from the Can lige property in Steeple Mock show early operation success with assay results from Denver ore assays reaching high values. Eclipse site in Steeie Rock district reports five foot by eight foot ore bodies across the drift and Silver Cry shipments averaging a trainload daily led by Empire Zinc Austin Colorado Fuel shipments.

Ratoni Canlige Steeple Mock Denver la Lar Steepie Rock Silver Cry Empire Zinc Company Austin Mine Colorado Fuel and Tram Company Chine Copper Company Burro Mountain Copper Company

Greybull Oil Project Advances in Basin Work

The Greybull Oil Development Company starts oil field activity south of Greybull near the Bull River. An Ohio Oil Company refinery planned at Greybull appears likely, with the company holding 37 acres and beginning preliminary extraction work.

Little Buffalo Ohio Greybull Greybull Oil Development Company Bull River

The Social History of Smoking and Its Royal Ties

The article recounts G. L. Apperson’s Social History of Smoking, tracing tobacco from the New World into Elizabethan England, its rise among Cavaliers and decline among Puritans, royal endorsements, and the later spread of cigars and cigarettes into society. It notes Shakespeare’s silence on tobacco, mentions Elizabeth I’s court, James I’s denouncements, Milton and Cromwell’s era, and the eventual modern revival with Laurence Oliphant introducing cigarettes.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch G. L. Apperson Walter Rubeign England Chapmas Provence Shakespeare Ssyx Spat Cer Ueno Jonson Spence Jonson St Paul's London Elizabeth Campbell Virginia Raleigh Earl of Laincester Sir Walter Nottingham Tress Elizabeth Austria Alchamnes Teent Spain Margherita Italy Amelia Pattagalette Victoria Dallomer Tailgat Bls James Tobago Charles 1 Cromwell Milton Grace New England Connecticut Blue Lawn Quest Victoria Prince Regenit Lord Petersham Athenaeum Ded Doctor Hawkee House Committee Quilip Dickens Lord Rawdon Vanity Fair Carlyle Tennyson Carlsis Alfred Tenlerson Charles Lamb

War nicknames through history and their sly jibes

The piece surveys how wars spawn nicknames for enemies and allies, noting terms like Piets and Godiams, and playful jests about French frogs and Sondonese. It reflects on how reputations are shaped by hostile labels and contrasts easy slurs with the challenge of a good man living up to his reputation.

Joan of Arc Godiams

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