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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1916
Page
3
The cautious Mose Muse, labeled one of the omniscient types, is pressed to go on stage as the circus travels to town. The magician retrieves items from Mose garments and finally a pair of white rabbits appear, provoking a quiet, puzzled response from Mose who hints at known tricks.
An odd line from the episode hints at a doctor’s visit. The text is garbled but suggests a scene where medical presence intersects with characters, raising questions about health, intention, and plot progress.
An advertisement warns about rising food prices and urges families to eat out high priced meats less, choosing Skinner's Macaroni and Spaghetti as a cheap nutritious alternative. It invites readers to request a free Skinner cookbook from Skinner Mfg. Co. Omaha Nebraska.
The United States will receive forty fully equipped armored cars as the initial battery. Formed in New York last month under a National Gene group, the unit benefits from European war gains. Contributors include ETL Gary, H.C Frick, LM Thorpsop, and J. G. Mont at. The fleet will comprise trucks with rapid-fire guns raft cars repair and tank cars and motorcycles and auxiliary equipment.
A sermon by Dr. Charles L. Page compares modern gasoline vehicles to biblical chariots, describing city streets filled with headlights and honks as he reflects on prophecy. The piece also quotes opinions on speed, safety, and preparedness, noting military parallels and advancing motor technology.
A family in Detroit Free Press style discusses their son Roland, praising his honesty and restraint while recounting a year of hardship with corn disease and losses. The parents note their six month old baby and humorously weigh future temptations against remaining virtuous. Alabama leads southern states in crime or mining stats.
An excerpt from a self described young old mid in correspondent about male banter and chores. The piece relays a humorous dialogue on soulism in a chatty tone, noting a proposed interval of talk and a skeptical remark about being connected to any servive movement.
During the twelve months ending June 30, United States tire manufacturers exported goods valued at $18,000,000. Goodyear officials say this fourfold rise from the prior year signals a sound expansion of American tire business overseas, with notable gains in South American markets.
By year end at least 30,040 automobiles will be owned nationwide, signifying an investment of about 2 billion dollars based on the car unit. The message urges using the automobile after supper to give the wife and children a ride, visit neighbors, and exchange ideas as a path to education.
While Reverend H. J. Miller preached at the Reformed church in Pennsture, a peacock wandered onto the pastor’s lawn and charged the car’s varnished surface. Mistaking its reflection for a rival, the bird pecked and hacked at the paint and woodwork, leaving damage.
Reprint urging chicken owners to fence fowls to prevent harm to motorists and injuries to birds. Notes hens and dogs on highways cause annoyance for autoists and that owners cannot recover losses when fowls are killed or injured. Aimed at reducing hazards on busy roads.
The Kern paper reports varied mining activity across Arizona and Colorado. Ore shipments from Jerome District surge as new shafts, power hoists and silt tests come online. Nickel ore discovery in Gunnison adds to Colorado’s metals mix while Cripple Creek and Red Mountain districts seek flotation support and renewed development. Wyoming notes a Greybull refinery surge and a Mantua gas well near Garland as Eagle Petroleum drilling advances toward 500 feet.
Women suffering from various uterine and health issues share hopeful notes about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Mrs. Maron Asnacu, Mrs. A. L. McCastasp, and Mrs. B. M. Oscoon praise relief from displacement, back pain, headaches, and fatigue after using the remedy, with confidential letters offered for advice.
An advertisement warns of kidney and bladder troubles and urges readers to try Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root. It claims kidney health affects overall wellbeing and offers trial and full size bottles from Binghamton New York with an address to request a free information book.
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