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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
4
A cluttered notice lists multiple clubs and venues in Tucson including Business and Professional Women events at Wetmore’s pool and Santa Rita hotel luncheons for Kiwanis Rotary and Engineers. Special dinners at the Country Club and Ladies Auxiliary events are noted with times and locations across Thursday to Saturday.
Distinguished Visit to Flagstaff and the Hopi Snake Dance brings Mr and Mrs Harold Bell Wright Paul Wright and Mr Charles Solomon plus President and Mrs Cloyd Heck Marvin to northern Arizona. The excursion route covers Canyon de Chelly the Cutt Dwellings Navajo Mountains Roosevelt Dam and other sites as Dean Byron Cummings and a geological group join at Wailpi for the Enake dance along with the Wrights Solomons and Marvins.
Sunday morning at the First Baptist church features Rev. Richard Beal delivering Why Not the Seventh Day Sermon with Sabbath theme. Evangelistic services continue at the county jail and county hospital. a Chinese Bible echo and a sunset prayer service also noted. HI B Y P U meets during the day under Baptist auspices and Beal preaches The Price of a Soul in the evening. University Methodist church South hosts Sunday evening echoes from the recent Methodist Assembly at Pinal Ranch with several speakers. no morning service.
El Tiro mine at Silver Belt halves output to about 70 tons daily as absorption by Calumet & Arizona Copper Co. stalls. Percy Williams, general manager of El tiros Leasing Co., says high grade copper ore remains being mined while directors finalize transfer arrangements in Tucson.
Paintings gifted by the late Nellie Pomroy hang in the Old Pueblo club reception room. Works include Tra Buche cradle scene, Castle by the Sea by Edgerd Law, and an unsigned cottage scene. Pomroy, former city librarian, arranged the gift and was made an honorary club member.
In Molinelia the Fascisti issued a 48 hour ultimatum to Communists demanding assurance no further bombings. The threat comes after a Tuessy bombing that injured 26 people.
Mrs Frances Eberling visits Bisbee as guest of Mrs Margeret Miller while Miss Helen Allison plans a return to Tucson for senior year at the university. Mrs J K Brown journeys to Nelsonville Ohio with stops in Yuma and Los Angeles. Miss Anna Pistor, former Arleans student and California high school administrator, was in town then headed to San Francisco.
A testimonial touts Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy for pain relief in the right side and cure of sour stomach and dyspepsia. The ad states the preparation clears rhinitis mucus and inflammation in the digestive tract, claims to aid liver and intestinal ailments, and offers a money back guarantee with one dose. Martin Drug Co. and druggists everywhere are named.
J W Stinson displayed a smell sample of petroleum from Pima county shale claiming undetermined quantities potential. He showed a local oil sample and a high grade heavy oil from a Utah field with shale retorting 65 gallons per ton.
A jumble of breakfast and meal ideas lists items like toasted corn flakes with berries and top milk, summer pancakes, milk gravy, corn pudding, and ginger bread. It describes pancake mixing with sour milk, variations for baking soda, butter, and bacon in gravy, and steps for corn pudding and basic kitchen repairs.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Royalty Making arrangements for a card party Friday afternoon at 1 o clock. Proceeds to support the order. Mrs J H Hamilton and Mrs Achenbeer in charge with refreshments and plans provided.
An advertisement claims White Youth Clay from France can restore youth and beauty. It emphasizes a refined mineral clay, removal of mud, added factors, and dramatic effects on skin firming and wrinkle reduction, appealing to older women seeking a youthful appearance.
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