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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1893
Page
1
A fragmentary notice outlines reauthorizations and acts related to silver dollars and coinage from 1794 to 1887, including amounts coined, reforms, and dates. It also mentions sale notices, household cleaning items, a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, a housework job posting, and various misc. notes from a printed page.
Knowledge promotes comfort and health by using Syrup of Figs a pure liquid laxative. It emphasizes mild, pleasant tasting cleansing action on kidneys liver and bowels with no harsh effects, marketed by the California Fig Syrup Co across many outlets.
An English Post Office official recounts a humorous tale of American hospitality with a servant boot-cleaning episode in New York and an Italian-American host who declines a street-cleaning bargain, highlighting cultural differences. The piece also lists eight German women colonels and ends with a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Remedy from A L E Bending.
The item mixes political talk in western Kansas about preserving World Fair buildings, notes a modernized "White City" and a financial rush with premium gold and bills. It mentions two New York physician ads seeking a surgical subject for five thousand dollars, with many replies. Also touts Chamberlin's Dougs Remedy as superior for colds, advertised as quickly curative and harmonizing with nature.
A fragment discusses a quark or generation dying before seventeen, heat from friction, and blacksmithing feats. It notes a house fly’s voice heard through a microphone sounding like a horse neigh, as per an observer named Asenestiar. The text is fragmented and lists curious sensory comparisons.
Our business property including store fixtures safe lamps etc for acre. Inquire for particulars at office Cous 229.
News by wire reports Ferdinand Deheweps lies at deathbed as son Charles and wife attend. Prominent figures hosted a reception for Governor Hughes at the Fredonie hotel in Washington. A London paper mill closure threatens a paper famine. a woolen strike in Olneyville, near Providence, may shut all state mills. Irrigation congress opens in Los Angeles with delegates from multiple nations. Taiwan notes, shipping deals, and a flood of miscellaneous items fill the page, including ads for pipes, trunks, and household goods.
Two solitaire diamond rings are missing and a reward will be paid for their return to this office.
A meeting of Upper San Pedro cattlemen sets September 4 as the start date for the round up beginning at Iyo's ranch and moving through Huachuca to the San Pedro Custom House, Fairbank, and routes toward Turquoise and areas near Santa Rosa and La Pera. Extensive route lists cover Fronteras to Jaribana with multiple town stops and water provisions. A separate note mentions hunting knives, footwear, and metal market quotes for silver copper and lead.
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