Fragmentary OCR Item on Olive Oil Sale
Fragmented text fragment mentions olive and nightly schedule over a week and a date placeholder. No clear event or entities to confirm.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1916
Page
5
Fragmented text fragment mentions olive and nightly schedule over a week and a date placeholder. No clear event or entities to confirm.
Tucson fans travel on a special train to Phoenix for a Saturday game between the University of Arizona and the University of Southern California. A curtain raiser features Phoenix high school and Tempe Normal, with tickets offering round trips. Arizona donors urge participation to boost university appeal and enrollment portrayals. USC concedes victory while Arizona promises a competitive clash starring noted athletes and coach McKale.
England's acclaimed actor Sir Herbert Tree and American author Rupert Hughes collaborate on The Old Folks at Home a Triangle drama showing at the Broadway today Tree previously appeared in Madets filmed at Triangle Fine Arts studio in California The film centers on parental love and offers strong emotional roles for Tree and the cast
The text honors DeMille as Paramount program productions chief. It highlights his long theatre reputation and praises the team for valued contributions to the state. It notes his leadership over the past two years at the Lacky studio and mentions productions such as The Cheat Carmen and Marie, claimed to have no equals.
The Birth of a Nation resumes at Broadway theater for December 11 and 14 engagements. The show promises the same dramatic scale as the first film stage adaptation with 18,000 attendees and scenes featuring Ku Klux Klan pageantry, drawing strong public interest and touring plans.
Betty, an eighteen year old living with her mother in a crowded room, fights tuberculosis with help from Red Cross Christmas Seals. The story follows her fragile health, harsh living conditions, and the stigma of illness, ending with hope as the charity aids her recovery after her mother’s death.
The Arizona board of pardons will not grant pardons or paroles for bootleggers or others convicted in Cochise County without county officials recommendations. The Superior Court and county attorney said they will not provide recommendations in future cases, stressing that local officials know whether a convict deserves clemency.
A garbled report notes a Tucson man facing a charge described as mistletoe related offense. The text references officials, a wire order, and preparations for a statement, with unclear dates or names. the intact fragments suggest legal action and market context.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a cheap solution for dry itchy scalp and dandruff. It claims the product makes hair appear fuller within minutes and promises new hair growth after a couple of weeks, with bold assertions of gloss and luster.
A Saxon Motor Sales Company representative from Los Angeles arrives in Tucson with four of the latest sixes. He quarters them at Subway garage while seeking live dealers and a state distributor. The company will temporarily handle distribution and may establish a Saxon service station with a mechanic visiting soon.
A Virginia family recounts relief from stomach trouble after ten years of illness using Black-Draught. They credit the vegetable medicine for improving health and note its long history of use and wide adoption. The testimonial highlights affordability and widespread customer support.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Tablets as excellent for constipation. The copy calls them pleasant to take and mild in effect and claims they are obtainable everywhere.
In western Florida's Highlands a newly created central city rises with churches graded streets a bank and commercial boulevards. The area boasts pure water mild winters fertile farms and year round sunshine supported by rail service and growing prosperity with homegrown crops poultry dairy and dairy products alongside recreation and civic amenities.
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