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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1916
Page
5
The readable text mentions a street, a house, a date, and names in a fragmentary fashion. It hints at a local detail or notice but lacks clear events or outcomes. The legible entities include a place name and a person but the overall context remains obscure.
Fragmentary notice describes an event at Evergreen cemetery with unclear details about a memorial or burial. Readable items reference names and a date placeholder but lack full context or specifics.
In a muddled report the university basketball tournament opens this afternoon at 2 o’clock. Teams from the senior and junior classes clash as preparatory rounds begin, with the event marking the start of the season before the circuit proceeds to regional games.
Fifty nine crew members of the transport Summer were landed at a New Jersey port following a sea incident. The vessel remains at a harbor with officers and seamen reported at their posts as high tides drive a covert maneuver to tow the transport to protection in German waters amid a rescue operation.
Hertey, formerly connected with the Joseph Wussey operation, along with Dietrich of his deceased estate, is described as an expert mine engineer who arrived yesterday to assist in the management of the Wide Copper company plant. His property is listed near Teccon, where Marley UT will serve as assistant manager of the plant.
An advertisement from Schweitzer Machine Co highlights how to maintain storage batteries for users relying on stable power. It stresses proper care routines and preventive measures to avoid failures in battery systems.
An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for stomach upset. It claims the tablets stimulate the liver to normalize digestion, reduce bad taste, and ease indigestion without cramps. The olive colored tablets are sold by druggists at about two cents per box.
An eminent French psychologist links the mind’s reaction at death to criminology theory as a basis for a Cecil B. DeMille film about Joan of Arc. Gem Le Farrar stars as Joan, with a striking pledograph illustration highlighting the supreme moment before burning.
Students of the college stage a Saturday musical frolic as part of a weekend program. The orderly program is set to depart promptly with a parade of performances and school traditions.
Paris reports December 15 that the Allies will present fresh categorical demands to the Athens cabinet. The aims include stopping troop movements ordered by King Constantine to prevent shifting forces into Thessaly. Royalist detachments clashed near Ukraine as confirmation arrives.
Fragmented lines describe Switzerland maintaining neutrality amid external calls and tensions. The cryptic text mentions nations, treaties, and public sentiment toward independence, with emphasis on steadfast policy and cautious diplomacy.
Mrs C H Hirst of Douglas arrives yesterday with three year old Evelyn McCreary. An ad for Willard storage bat trays and Schweitzer Machine Co. promotes best market price and excellent service. F W Brown & Co. requests orders and promises attention.
Local Tucson musicians prepare a concert in Phoenix this evening. The ensemble features noted performers and promises a varied program across classical and modern pieces.
An advertisement urges readers to treat lingering coughs like a fire alarm, urging immediate action by using Chamberlain's Cough Liniment. It claims the medicine cures the disease causing the cough, especially after colds or grip ailments, with a testimonial from Mrs Thomas Heeching of Andrees, Indiana.
A garbled health ad offers dubious tips on weight loss, promoting superficial fats and a simple regimen. It mentions exercise, open air activity, and a dubious treatment claim, urging readers to try the regimen. It lacks credible source details or verifiable guidance.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference tryouts and a university event amid unclear names. Readable items hint at a campus athletics or dramatic team activity with schedule implications and local interest.
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