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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1917
Page
7
An old newspaper advertisement touts Cascarets with a 10 cent box, promising relief from constipation, indigestion, biliousness, and headaches, claiming cleansed internal organs lead to health and clear thinking. It urges broad use for adults and children and notes stores carry the product.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast and harmless remedy for dyspepsia, indigestion, gastritis, and related stomach upsets. It claims rapid relief from sourness, gas, and undigested food, urging readers to keep a fifty cent case at home. Also includes a brief, unrelated dialogue from the Boston Evening Transcript.
Rev. T. P. McDonough lauds St Patrick as a century-spanning figure whose life blends humility and achievement. He credits Patrick with guiding Ireland’s cultural and religious rebirth, noting enduring influence across centuries and borders.
An Irish magazine piece weighs claims on St Patrick birthplace, debating Brittany Scotland and Brittany options. It cites Kane O Sullivan Healy Bury Rhys and Moran while noting the term Scotch or Anglo Saxon did not apply to Patrick. It argues Patrick was a Romanized Celt with ties to Gaeldom and Roman civilization.
The Celt’s art and literature are described as noble and idealistic, with a strong love of equality that drives social and economic uniformity. This instinct, the author argues, hindered closer unity and independence, as Irish sensitivity and a history of persecution prevent accepting conquerors or forgetting past wrongs. The piece notes irish pride that cannot be bound with chains.
The sixth century note recalls Kells origins in a monastery founded by Saint Columba. The church is noted for its historical associations and prominence in local history.
A fragmentary Irish tune lyric evokes laughter and dancing with references to fairies and memory of a mother. The text blends rustic dialect and chant like verses praising music over wealth, ending with a reflective exhortation to honor bygone days.
The Celt is praised as the most purely moral and religious of barbaric peoples due to lofty ideals and vivid imagination. The passage suggests pleasures of mind over material needs, praising providence yet questioning whether the sacrifice outweighs the loss.
A historical reflection on eighteenth century Ireland noting political oppression and emigration. It cites the 1601 treaty of Limerick as ignored, the Penal Code after 1700, and large waves of Irish men leaving for Europe and America driven by oppression and the memory of English rule. The piece portrays Irish exiles carrying memories and spirit to resist gadfly-like oppression.
Fragmentary text praises love for native land attributed to Irishfolk citing tales of fairies and benevolence. The passage mentions feeding children with stories of fairies and little people and expresses national pride without clear event or date.
The late market prices cover cattle hogs and sheep with terms for pulped hay fed cows and hay fed cows. It lists beef and veal values, feeders and stockers, hogs, and live poultry with Denver price quotes for hay grain and fruit produce including Colorado upland hay and Nebraska upland hay per ton.
Market notes list prices for metals including lead copper and tungsten concentrates at Boulder and Crude ores with varying percentages, while Chicago live stock quotes show hogs cattle and sheep ranges and prices. Butter eggs and poultry figures from Chicago include creamery butter and firsts, with potatoes and flax futures also noted.
Inmate complains about an unfair sentence compared to an older man, while a guard questions the claim. The exchange references Sing Sing and Star of Hope, with brief remarks on war news and global unrest.
A. E. Merriam of Dalroy Alberta details his immigration from Devil’s Lake North Dakota in 1909. He lists growing wealth from hogs and livestock, land value increases, and high wages guaranteed for farm work in Western Canada. The piece pitches early spring demand and no conscription fear, via a Canadian government guarantee.
On a train, travelers discuss shifting alliances with China and Germany, joking about a possible break and the meaning of coal and eggs in a bemused exchange. The Boston Transcript records the witty, era-tinged话.
Milly’s idea centers on retelling a favored story. Bittyyou appears as a hidden figure and the tale is shared with the Buffalo Post to reach readers.
The clipping promotes California Syrup of Figs as a universal laxative for children citing symptoms like feverishness crossness and constipation. It claims it cleanses the inside, relieves waste buildup, and advises buying a 50 cent bottle with full directions. It also includes a humor item about women smoking and a Detroit Free Press quip.
An item quotes advice on addressing rising living costs by reducing meat dishes and promoting Skinner's Macaroni And Spaghetti as a cheap nutritious option. It invites readers to request a free cook book from Skinner Mfg. Co Omaha Neb for multiple preparation ideas. The piece includes a humorous doctor joke from the Detroit Free Press.
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