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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1890
Page
4
An article extols Hosetich's Stomach Bitters as a gentle cure for dormant liver and sluggish bowels, promising healthful activity without painful effects. It asserts benefits for malaria nervousness debility kidney troubles neuralgia and notes sales efforts and then mentions seed topics and fresh seafood offerings at local markets.
Arrangements for the upcoming volume maintain the Review’s high standing among periodicals. It will feature topics across human thought with representative writers. The January issue will include a major debate on Free Trade and Protection between Gladstone and leading English and American figures, signaling broad influence and wide circulation.
A notice touts the Pony saloon for pure whiskey and top brands including brandies wines and imported liquors with beers on draft and cigars. Proprietor J. SHAUGHNESSY invites patrons while Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is promoted as a teething remedy for children priced at twenty five cents a bottle.
A historic reflection extols education as the primary gift from which all others flow. It cites the Wabash railway rule requiring schooling proof for trades, urges continued study through high school and college, and argues reading current events and world history expands knowledge and skill. It notes educated workers reason better and rise in value to employers. It ends by contrasting knightly titles with sovereign citizens and a diplomat’s genteel remark about age and society.
A Milledgeville mayor, famed for rigid law and justice, punished drunkenness and theft harshly, insisting that ninety nine inno cent must be punished before one guilty escapes. His sarcasm and chain gang fines shaped a once-disorderly town into a city of law and order before his death.
Advertisement for Swayne’s Ointment by Dr. Swayne and Son of Philadelphia. Claims moisture intense itching and stinging worsen at night. Promises to stop itching and bleeding and heal ulcers, removing tumors in most cases. Available from druggists or by mail for six cents.
A New York woman laments expensive bouquets from a lover as she accepts a 25 dollar cluster of jacks and explains money matters shape gift meaning. She argues roses are costly in the city and a gift should suit earnings, not inflate status. A London usury case follows about 720 percent interest.
A Brooklyn reader reports on the so called vegetable ivory or tagua nut. The article details the nut’s appearance and hard white interior, how it’s harvested from palm trees in South America, and its use in buttons and small goods. It covers processing methods from shelling to dyeing, markets in Hamburg London New York and San Francisco, and notes the potential of larger blocks and new substitutes. It also mentions a uranium lode discovery in Cornwall and plans to extract the metal for use in electroplating and electricity.
Local notice lists blanks including location notices and mining bonds for sale to the public. A stray line mentions fresh buttermilk available at the Can Can.
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