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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1917
Page
7
A reader who studied the Congressional Record daily twenty eight or twenty seven years ago is said to be alive now and later joined Congress, settling there as another renter of the Congressional Record in Columbia State.
A Portland report suggests whale meat could open a new industry for American whalers. A local pond owner is urged to explore the venture, implying substantial yields from a single whale and possible profits in whale year.
A collection of ad copy and short dialogues promoting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, alongside a string of satirical quips about society and behavior. The passages mock views on politics, religion, charity, revenge, and personal relations with concise, pointed lines.
An advertisement urges better kidney care and hydration, linking kidney strain to diet and inactivity. It touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remarkable herbal remedy for kidney and bladder issues and urges readers to obtain a bottle or send ten cents for a test sample.
Mrs Olga Kobler Florman of New York claimed the father’s state income of 25000 annually did not cover her needs as she alleged debt and infant support. She stated her husband earned little and asked for a higher allotment. The court increased the payout to 120000, underscoring the tension between income and expenses.
A recipe compilation offers oatmeal bread methods and various usages for chicken and breads. It includes Oatmeal Bread, Cooked Oatmeal Bread, Luncheon Bread, Corn Spoon Bread, Bran Bread, plus chicken based dishes, salads, and a pineapple cream dessert with general kitchen guidance and home economy notes.
The London Daily Chronicle reports Mr Thorp Hincks has devised up Paratus to warn of impending air raids. An electric resonator on the roof triggers a bell in a building when a plotted pitch is produced, sounding until stopped. The system aims to warn instantly and collectively for factories and buildings.
Treatment hints for the face and hands use Cuticura products with soap and ointment. A caller notes a dog named Perchance after Byron's canine in Childe Harold. A citable medical ad promotes Halls Catareh and other items. A woman teaches seamanship in Charleston, and censorship debates surface in thoughts on soldier messages.
In Pottsville a highway superintendent reports labor shortages with a single applicant, an 82 year old man. The item notes a British rifle from the South African war era, a 32 year old Philadelphia man earning as a magazine agent, and a lead poisoning issue from duck hunting near Great Salt Lake. Au courant mock ads tease common goods and aphorisms about poverty and shopping.
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