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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1917
Page
3
A Yale Texas contractor Mr Schultze praised Tanlac for curing his rheumatic pain and fatigue after two years of illness. He gained ten pounds and says his energy and mood are greatly improved, enabling him to work long hours again.
Practical automobile care guidance from Dr. Leonard Keene Hirshberg urging cleanliness, proper washing with cold water, avoidance of mud, and restrained polishing. Emphasizes prevention, correct polishing technique, and avoiding harsh soaps, rough cloths, and hot water to protect varnish and paint. Includes admonitions about improper restorers and using boiled linseed oil with furniture wax for lustrous results.
Cros Hag Blue white clothes wins praise as residents admire ten smiles projected in a civic display. Adv.
An excerpt from The Wide World describes King Lewanika traveling in the royal Barotse barge a vast 100 foot craft. It notes two central rooms the living area and sleeping quarters a moonster emblem and a Jester figure on the roof while musicians paddlers and guards accompany the voyage amid strange music and songs. The journey returns months later.
Dr R F Griges, back from Katia, calls the current eruption the largest yet and predicts it will be the last for thousands of years. The Sun notes a sharp wish for quiet from explosive individuals amid the talk. Milwaukee merchants plan reduced Ame deliveries of merchandise.
Instructional note explains stock soap solution for chassis body and parts. Emphasizes applying with a soft silky sponge, rinsing with clear cold water, and drying with a chamola akin. Repeats care steps to ensure proper cleaning and finish. The guidance reads like maintenance advice for early automotive care.
A writer in the American Motorist says rubber hoses injure car bodies and finishes. Jarring water drives grit into varnish, dulling luster. Wash bodies with lukewarm soap and water, dry with soft chamois. Some owners use cylinder oil with kerosene or boiled linseed oil with turpentine, applied sparingly and dried.
The Scientific American describes a demountable rim by A Allgrun of Dover New Jersey. The design features two cooperating rims with one fixed to the wheel and the other carrying the tire, enabling fast interchange of tires.
Auto owners can remove cylinder carbon using a controlled carbon flame with safeguards from Nebraska College of Agriculture engineers. Fill radiator with water to shield cylinder walls and valves. Close both valves and position piston at top to confine oxygen. After burning carbon, turn engine to open exhaust valve and force air into cylinder to clear loose carbon and ensure proper seating and compression.
A life saving device by Joseph M. Fridman of Monterey California uses two front arms that automatically release on contact with a pedestrian, pushing the obstacle aside. Tested on a car at 25 miles per hour, the invention showed great success.
A period piece culinary roundup with apple jams and jellies, buckwheat dishes and sauces. It presents canning notes, potato salad variations, buckwheat breads and cookies, hot cheese sandwiches, and seasonal guidance, citing E. W. Wilcox poetry and practical kitchen tips for preserving color and flavor.
A fragmented article discusses fighting mice in kitchens and cabinets, noting traps and sealing gaps. It touches on gas fuel substitutes, safety concerns, and the historical context of domestic fuel options and waste.
Fragmentary text mentions Red Cross Bat Blue and grocers with unclear context. The readable parts suggest promotional or brand mentions but lack coherent events, entities, or outcomes to summarize into a complete news item.
Fragmentary text notes a lack of suet appointments or payments. The readable lines show confusion and possible garbled phrasing about salaries or payment terms without clear names, dates, or locations.
An old advertisement touts skin care products promising immediate relief for itching burning eczema pimples dandruff and baby skin troubles. It offers free samples by mail with a book, address postcard, and lists Reston category Mole. The piece then shifts to fragmented verses and tangential social blurbs about poets and distant regions.
A manifesto warns that the United States faces an agricultural crisis with rising prices and shrinking farm output. It urges conscripting farm labor, concentrating authority for food production, and training key organizers to raise output toward national self sufficiency. The piece likens food security to military preparedness and warns of social upheaval without action.
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