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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1893
Page
1
A Baltimore testimonial praises Simons Liver Regulator as a reliable pure vegetable remedy for indigestion fullness after meals constipation and bilious headaches. The letter claims the liver’s inaction causes these troubles and asserts many have been cured. The user shares personal success with the product.
The article explains Austrian law allows a pension at sixty equal to one third of last wages, varying from two to six florins monthly. Vienna reports 16,000 recipients. It criticizes misconceptions about currency, noting the dollar is 100 cents in legal tender in the United States and distinguishes paper, silver, and gold dollars.
A 1883 letter from Cyrus W Field Jr. lauds his father’s practical genius and notes a New York address. The item mentions an experimental electric power plant near Winooski Vermont supplying Burlington and a Baltimore tax on utility poles raising about twelve thousand dollars yearly. It also advertises Atucock’s Poxous Puastnes for cold lungs and Simmons Liver Regulator as a cure.
An advertisement asserts the product is manufactured by California Fig Syrup Company and promises full disclosure to well informed consumers. It emphasizes trust and warns against misleading claims, suggesting informed buyers should avoid deceptive outlets.
A witty City Hall Park tramp engages a well dressed passerby, turning a penny offer into a sharp critique of begging. He explains his trade, offers a loan of a dollar tomorrow, and reflects that circumstances shape crime while praising restraint. The encounter ends with gratitude for a quarter and a note on using it well.
A humorous, era-tinged catalog of famous husbands and their wives from history and literature. The piece riffs on wives influencing or provoking scandals, executions, and misdeeds, citing figures from Russia to England along with quips from Shakespeare Bacon Disraeli and Emerson.
U S district attorney E E Ellingwood and U S marshal W K Meade confirmed for Arizona. Wales coal miners vote to return to work halting a broader strike across Britain and Ireland. Southern Pacific drafts a new time card eliminating eight western division trains next week. Beaufort Port Royal storm toll tops 290 dead and $2 million in wrecked property. Secretary Carlisle reports August silver purchases at 3.898 million fine ounces costing $2.89 million. total Sherman act purchases 163.043 million fine ounces costing $15.805 million. Silver bullion on hand totals 134.625 million fine ounces valued at $122.56 million. coinage value in silver dollars $184.061 million. Vance of North Carolina urges against repeal warning silver money would fade without substitute. Repeal seen as a conspiracy by world money interests. The rest of the text contains garbled reminiscences and a drug advertisement fragment.
In a DC encounter, the president avoids western venture talks amid silver debate. A published interview fragment raises questions about Arizona statehood prospects, with Cleve denying a cancer operation and keeping to political stances as the Kicker gains notoriety.
The ad urges sending silver documents to spread Free Coin age, with officers A C Fisk and I F Vax Wacenns in Denver to supply silver literature. It also markets wines, arms, hunting gear, shoes, a Martin’s World’s Fair Album, and a liver regulator, plus dietary claims and a New York price snapshot showing silver at 73, copper 90.50, lead 3.70.
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