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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1915
Page
7
The article describes a five room cottage plan with shingle siding and cobblestone accents. It highlights roof angles, large window surfaces, a multi window layout, and a wide doorway approach to fit modern furniture. A cobblestone chimney and light-filled interiors are emphasized along with practical layouts for kitchen, dining, and living spaces.
A fragmented OCR item mentions hoarding matters and an unnamed mistress figure amid garbled phrases. The readable bits reference a Freshman and a request for meat portions, with unclear local context and no solid names or places.
A jumbled collage of spoof dialogues and captions including references to a coal dealer, a reform claim, mismatch miscommunications, and quick quips about politics, marriage, debt, and Shakespeare. The text mimics a late 19th or early 20th century humor page with scattered punchlines and satirical vignettes.
Dialogues drift between workers and a narrator about ambition. References to early birds, typewriters, and a family dictator dream surface amid stray lines about a villain, a hero, and a chaotic conversation. An aviator figure exits a rough exchange.
A brief fragment urges crafting elegiac rhymes for someone with a hopeful heart. The text blends lines about enduring hardship and valuing resilience. It reads as a reflective, ceremonial musing rather than a complete article.
A weather spell causes kidney troubles with backache dizziness headaches and fluid loss. The ad promotes Dean’s Kidney Pills as a quick remedy emphasizing rest diet and less worry to prevent dropsy gravel or Bright’s disease. It includes testimonials claiming dramatic improvements after use.
A National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis forms a committee with Dr. Theodore H. Sachs as chair to develop actions with labor unions and workers. Members include Samuel Gompers, George W. Parkins, and Austin Garréton. a monthly health bulletin will be produced with IJER cooperation.
A Wall Street broker at lunch riffs on a pun about a taxidermist and a taxi driver. The exchange centers on which profession “skins you and stulls you” versus “stulls you and skins you,” a playful puzzle that elicits no clear answer but sparks amused chatter.
A vintage advertisement extols California Syrup of Figs as a gentle, effective laxative for children and adults. It claims the product cleanses stomachs livers and bowels, associates it with parent memories of old cathartics, and urges readers to ask for a cent bottle at stores with full usage directions on the label. It ends with a stray political reminiscence about straw votes and two dollar bills.
An early 20th century style advertisement touts Murine eye medicine produced by a Chicago company. The copy mentions eye care claims and humorous asides about appearance and marriage, with a poetic interjection and a mocked dialogue about grooming preferences.
An advertising paragraph extols Danderine as the cure for dandruff and falling hair, promising restored luster and new growth after weeks of use. The plausible claim targets worried readers with a 25 cent bottle offer and quick visual results. A separate joke-marriage vignette contrasts a widow and a live jackass in a quick quip.
A humorous exchange about marriage risks and worrs prompts a smart remark from a man who balked at the hurdle. The dialogue mocks magazine beauty hints and the appeal of a cheerful, contented partner over the anxious, worried type.
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