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Newspaper
Tombstone Epitaph
Location
Tombstone, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1901
Page
4
The passage touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a priceless aid for women suffering chronic gynecological ailments. It promises relief from pain, inflammation, and ulcers, invites consultations by letter in strict privacy, and urges acceptance of no substitute.
A montage of patent medicines and health claims. Chamberlain remedies praised by users across states, with testimonials from Toor sakes penn age neers eer 5 ARISEN SS TF Patrons of the Can Cav re enjoy the choiorst cure of Kans meat, plus Amole Soap and Green Mountain Slive samples. Notices announce local events, school hiring, and church music, alongside brief travel and social notes from Tombstone and nearby towns.
Dr A Kellett writes of a railroad laborer whose fast was crushed but Bucklin's Arnica Salve quickly cured him. The paste boasts cures for burns boils piles and skin eruptions and is sold by Tombstone Rag Store. Also advertised are Cascarets and a Tombstone Pharmacy line of mouldings.
A man praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy after three years of bronchitis, saying it cured his ailment and helped him sleep. He tried doctors and other medicines with no relief before his wife bought the remedy. The notice states the medicine is sold by all dealers in medicine.
The census bulletin reports Arizona total population 122931 with 5196 females and 52935 males. Native born 98799, foreign born 24233. White population 92944 including 70508 native whites. count of African Americans 180?. Chinese 1367. Japanese 204 males 17 females. Indians 15551. Arizona has 44031 men of voting age. The literacy rate listed as 3.3 percent.
A Graham Guardian correspondent for Los Angeles papers at Tucron disputed a story about Apache Lodians. The Guardian said the entire tale is fabrication after a lengthy inquiry found no gun or motive, noting only occasional dancing and heavy whiskey influence among La Uians and white men selling spirits.
An old remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, touted for over fifty years by mothers for teething and diarrhoea, praised for pleasant taste and universal druggist endorsement. Includes dubious claims and a jumble of additional notices about school, oath, and travel fares.
A fragmentary aging text cites early photographs in England around 180% and notes a Belgian schoolmaster using stamps to engage pupils with atlas study. It mentions a February 29 1736 import in the ship Constantine and references a bronze pen found inPortland and a Birmingham metal pen introd uction. Also notes lemon juice removes stains from linen.
Mrs. S H Lincol recounts a dramatic night with General Harnham of Medi jas Me whose widow faced pneumonia and death before dawn. She asked for Dr King’s New Discovery, claimed to have saved her from consumption before, and after use slept through the night and fully recovered. The ad touts the remedy for throat chest and lung diseases with trial bottles offered at Tombstone drugstone.
Fragmentary text mentions rest and order, with unclear names or specifics. Likely incomplete note or ad copy about products or services enabling work during sleep, but no verifiable entities or actions present.
The article recounts Governor Murphy’s remarks on Arizona statehood during a New York visit, noting calls for recognition after twelve years of effort, population growth to about 140,000, and rising valuation. It cites historical appointments and political views, plus assorted local notices and ads from Tombstone and surrounding areas.
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