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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1902
Page
4
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as restoring keenness of mind and activity, strengthening the weak and stimulating the body. It markets a testimonial of a grave condition reversed by the product and warns against substitutes claiming equal efficacy. The text also promotes Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for biliousness.
A fiendish assault on C F Collier of Cherokee Iowa left him nearly fatal with kidney and back injuries. He credits Electric Bitters for a remarkable recovery and notes sales at Tombstone Drug Store. Acker’s Fooresh Remedy is advertised for coughs colds and pneumonia with free samples offered by WH Hover & Co and Towmwayne Drug Store.
Raw text describes a winter illness affecting children, noting croup as a sudden attack. It touts a remedy named One Minute Cough Cure that liquefies mucus, soothes coughing, and restores voice quickly. The ad claims safety and cites a testimonial from Hampton Gaz Abd cola and a local seller, Frank Yaple.
In Ontario New York a customer asked for a cough medicine not carried. The local druggist Mr C Grandin offered Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a free trial and refund, noting the woman later returned with a friend recommending the product. It is sold by Timbsiont Doig Co.
Mrs J C Snider of Crivenden Ky reports her baby with croup was saved by Dr Engs New Yorks cure after a doctor was delayed. She claims permanent relief and urges keeping it at home to guard children from croup and whooping cough. The product allegedly cured her chronic bronchial trouble where others failed. Priced at one dollar with a trial bottle offered at Tomnstone Drug Store.
The outlaw Chacon was hanged yesterday in the Solomonville jail yard after a failed bid for commutation. Sheriff Parke released the trap as Chacon declared his belief that it was a great day of his life. The crowd filled the rail yard as the execution drew near in a historic county event.
A fragmented late 19th century notice mix markets Dr Kug’s New Life Pills for clear skin and rosy complxions at 26 cents. The text slides into local news items from Tombstone and Bisbee, detailing travels, court preparations, deputies, and a Maricopa senator's encounter with Sheriff Del Lewis during a border county incident, all in a terse, period-tinged tone.
A report notes a sufferer lasting forty years finds relief from severe disease after long torment. Details on treatment and individuals are unclear in the fragment.
County Recorder lists deeds and filings from the past week for Bisbee Naco and Douglas areas. Numerous property transfers and mining claims show values from 10 to 12 000 dollars with multiple parties including Graham Graham, Mc Coy, Bailey, Von Arnim, and Land & Imp Co, plus notes on a bonded Ajax Hill claim.
A fragmented ad-like item boasts a tarnished patent remedy for wounds and bruises attributed to WV H Eads of Jonesville Virginia. It claims arnica treatment cures for leg pain and other ailments. Also mentions Houma oysters sold by the cas at Wildmans and a Tombstone Drug Store listing.
An old advertisement touts DeWit's Little Early Risers as a laxative offering gentle bowel movement and tonic effects for better gland tone and strength, marketed by Frank Yaple.
Tombstone Nov 18 1902 minutes of Board of Supervisors record vote totals from the General Election held November 1902 with names of elected officers including Packard O Connell Roemer Ho Sheriff Lew O’Brien D A Grahem Wallsee Bowen Pritchett and other county officials. Also includes notices for church services and local advertisements.
An old advertisement claims Scott's Emulsion feeds the body and starves microbes, boosting lung vitality. It asserts consumption microbes feed on weak lungs, and the product provides life for the lungs and flesh for the body as a sustaining tonic.
The fragment notes a patent remedy for a chronic ailment, claiming to cure an unnamed disease. It mentions a signature and a claimed universal remedy, with unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
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