Tombstone Prospector Publishes Evert Evening
Sumpay Excurren reports in a local newspaper note that C. Bagg serves as editor and proprietor. The edition is delivered by carriers for 25 cents per week, reflecting a small-town publishing routine.
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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1891
Page
2
Sumpay Excurren reports in a local newspaper note that C. Bagg serves as editor and proprietor. The edition is delivered by carriers for 25 cents per week, reflecting a small-town publishing routine.
The piece defends newspapers against public printing allocations. It argues for equitable distribution of job work to local papers, condemning misuse by centralized offices and praising press contributions to the community. It warns against allowing politicians or officials to override newsroom integrity.
A late 19th century note denounces U S policy toward Chile and mentions a murdered American sailor. It argues the United States opposed a congression alist faction aiding Balvaceda and criticizes the stance of Exan and Harrison. The piece urges protection for Americans at home and condemns government treatment of protests.
A Mississippi farmer recounts severe cough and illness after rain soaked trip to Vicksburg. He sought Dr Dixon's advice, used Boschee's German Syrup, and claims rapid improvement after starting the second bottle. He references the product as a remedy for his prolonged cough and related symptoms.
A chorus girl recounts a ruse involving a shoemaker who mend shoes for free after a ploy claiming the items belonged to the leading lady of a theater. She feigns needing the repairs and hints at her husband’s work, exposing the man’s eagerness for beer money and his gullibility.
A Morton Journal article describes New England hired farm men as nearly equals in the family, treated with comradery and included in meals and gatherings. It notes regional customs shaping master servant relations, contrasting past and present conditions and warning against clinging to old practices.
The article describes brick tea costs about five and a half cents per pound after manufacture and duties. Nomads trade tea by baskets in camel loads, using tea bricks dissolved in copper vessels with mutton fat and butter as a staple liquid food.
A concise classified note invites active Indies and gentlemen to secure a pleasant and profitable business by sending a 2d stamp to Consoli Datedshoe Co in Salem, Massachusetts.
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