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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1917
Page
7
Fragmentary report mentions a brother capturing a brother in France amid unrelated musings about earthquakes accelerating glacier movement observed in Alaska and a casual remark about a player move and a wife.
A collection of home remedies and recipes on everyday care, cooking, and pantry wisdom. Advice covers burns relief with baking soda and croton oil, silver polishing with camphor, stain removal with milk, bread and pastry ideas, and economical meat dishes like salt pork preparations. Includes notes on vegetables, storage, and nutrition alongside aphorisms and domestic hints.
The text argues culverts must be durable and well sited to drain across roads, with ends protected by walls to prevent undermining and frost damage. It endorses masonry concrete or quality piping chosen by local costs and depth, emphasizing long term efficiency and taxpayer value.
Permanent road building costs money yet yields profits for farmers via lower hauling costs and daily market access. Many country roads remain poorly built with sod or rubble, while good roads enhance production and efficiency.
An advertising spiel for Knowiton's Danderine claims dandruff will vanish within ten minutes after application and that hair will appear new and growing after several weeks. It extols scalp shine softness and abundance, urging readers to try a 25 cent bottle from any store. A second short anecdote jokes about an Australian farmer removing antimacassars before a minister’s visit.
An ad endorses Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as the best kidney and bladder medicine. The testimonial claims years of sales and satisfied customers. It promises convincing results and directs sending ten cents for a brochure from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York. Bottles priced at fifty cents and one dollar are available at drug stores.
Farmer Corntossel reports a letter from an auto dealer squire. The note claims the enclosed car is a top model, but the recipient notes the item was not enclosed. The humorous exchange hinges on the missing car and the sharp wit of the telegraph-era dialogue.
A fragmented item mentions Iaundress day with Red Cross Bag Blue and celebrates white clothes. It also references a grocer Ady and a general note on interior lighting trends before turning to health products and dental business alongside American gloves in demand in cabs.
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