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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1916
Page
3
A public note from R. H Williams of Animal Husbandry at the University of Arkansas outlines ear tick prevalence in the Southwest, affecting cattle horses and even people. Treatments include carbolised oil solutions and camphor with hexesol crystals, applied to the ear to kill ticks and prevent egg hatching.
The piece explains two common objections to fresh manure: crop burning and weed seed scattering. It details composting to prevent issues, moisture needs for fermentation, weed seed destruction, and methods like surface composting plowed under months before planting. It also covers compost heap structure and additives to enhance fermentation.
The Senate and House prepare for a new Congress as Mia Jonas, Montana Republican, is expected to join the chamber. Leaders outline plans for naval expansion, public works, and broader reform measures while debating rules and committee leadership.
The piece notes three new senators will take seats as Wallace Wateon Be- Prethan of Indiana, and Bert W Fernald of Maine succeed late senators Storleigh and Clarke. The Democratic majority shifts from 16 to 14 with these changes. It also lists future appointments and a party balance question in the current body.
Tucson Elks Lodge No 285 held a memorial day ceremony for departed members at the Opera House with over 400 attendees. The event included a march from Elks headquarters, a new ritual reading, music, an address by EB S Clark, and a roll call of absent members. Frank Hale M H Robert and John Kelly were noted as having died in the last year.
Gardeners should fork over the compost heap to promote thorough rotting and break up manure for better decay. Properly treated manure yields superior soil material compared with corral scrapings free of weed seeds and ready for use, notes Ss. R. Johnson, assistant horticulturist at the University of Arkansas.
Erratic OCR snippet mentions Birth of a Nation and Broadway with scattered names and dates. The readable items imply promotion of a Broadway run andAssociated names appear fragmentary, suggesting a theatre debut or show timing though many words are garbled.
John Cox Winder and Harfort A. Toland, both capitalists, completed a two week tour and returned to their home. Alley M. Foley, another capitalist, remains in the city for a few more days as a guest at the Ot Purhto rinb.
The article discusses different headache types with emphasis on neuralgia and headaches in women. It notes that identifying the cause is crucial and suggests preparation for attacks, including taking two A-K Tablets at onset and carrying anti pain remedies for instant use.
A Korean leper Sin VYunesryun confessed to murdering a five year old boy and eating parts of his flesh, claiming a superstition linked human flesh to curing leprosy. Police say another leper aided the killings, including a girl in the mountains on September 15.
The United States Department of Agriculture reports a highly organized system for estimating farm crop sizes. About 166,060 named volunteers and 105 Washington clerks support perennially updated data. The cotton estimate differed by only three tenths of a percent from final yields. The bureau maintains the most complete records on world crops and livestock.
The Woman's Club hosts an Egypt lecture with a brief history talk and an interesting performance. The event starts at 4 oclock with a cordial meeting featuring refreshments for attendees and invited members.
The article reports Peng Kuo-chang leading in the three ballot vote for vice presidency, with Feng Kuo-chang as a key figure. It notes the peaceful parliament session contrast with past riots, Peng as a strong military governor of Kiangsu province, and Feng's control of Nanking, Yangtze valley, and rail links, shaping China’s internal harmony and power balance.
A government statistics report shows Japan leading in divorce rates with a rising share among women. The study notes changes in marital patterns and cites increased consent to divorce, though long term trends suggest shifts in family structure and social norms across the nation.
The passage praises Bushman as both star and director of an opera, highlighting his supreme versatility. It notes a rare opportunity to witness his work under personal direction and anticipates a tribute to Mr Peetean’s career.
In a local church, a wedding scheduled for December is postponed due to safety concerns. The ceremony was planned at the Presbyterian church with attendance from the involved families and guests. officials advise rescheduling for a later date.
An advertisement promises rheumatic relief through a blood purifying tonic. It claims the product cleanses germs and impurities, renews blood, and restores vigor, relieving shooting pains, sciatica, and rheumatism. It urges immediate treatment and offers a booklet from Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Ga.
A historical report describes nationwide celebrations and patriotic displays across cities. It notes military parades, patriotic singing, and official ceremonies amid political tension and corruption concerns shaping the national mood.
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