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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1917
Page
7
A remarked miscue about forgotten lines contrasts with praise for Yeading Indy's gown. The event notes a star’s stumble while highlighting the costume’s fit and figure, reflecting a lively, fashion-tinged theater moment.
A column touts Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a leading remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues citing its mild rapid effects and wide sale. It urges testing with sample bottles by mail to De Imer Co. in Hinghamton NY while warning against tasteless wit in a satirical note from Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Reported to Congress October 18, 1788 by Duane Samuel Huntington and Holton. Proclaims December as a day of public thanksgiving for ending hostilities and securing the nation, citing divine providence and the Constitution and noting Washington’s earlier proclamations and the suppression of a western rebellion.
Views on national prosperity and gratitude urge observance of a public day of thanksgiving. The piece cites George Washington and urges religious societies to set aside February 9 for prayer, while contrasting past trials with present blessings and urging charitable acts. It laments forgetfulness of crosses and stresses personal effort to aid others.
A fragment notes a public access issue described informally as a bar to entry. The text references vague obstacles and local reaction but lacks concrete names, places, dates, or actions. The excerpt signals a minor, unsettled community concern without specific outcomes.
A meditation on gratitude cites James Lane Allen on Thanksgiving as a universal, timeless virtue beyond American boundaries. It frames God’s gifts earth sun rain and crops as common heritage to be used wisely, urging reverent, shared thanks.
Mrs Newthahl rushes from the dining room to find Sarah Ann seated amid shattered best china, horror and anger flashing across her face. Surat Ann stammers, trying to speak, while Sarah Ann frantically salvages a gravy-streaked cap and mutters a string of garbled words about a good thing shed them apt you.
An advertisement extols Cuticura products for infant care with a hot bath and gentle ointment to prevent irritations. It promises free samples by mail, directs readers to send a postcard to Cuticura Dept. Ly Boston, and notes sales everywhere.
Apple filled with gold coins found in an Albany Oregon apple gifted to a congregation member. The coin treasure was meant to fund travel expenses for the minister and his wife. A fair portion of the text discusses insurance, pills, remedies, and advertisements interspersed with unrelated notes.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce Anuric as a cure for rheumatism gout and uric acid buildup. It touts a native mineral formula claimed to remove uric acid from the system and relieve pains swelling and inflammation. It offers double strength tablets at cents and a free water test sample for trial.
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