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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
6
Unable to determine complete events due to heavily garbled text. Readable items mention places and potential names but lack coherent details to identify a clear incident or date. No definite people, organizations, or outcomes can be confirmed.
A London dispatch corrected a false report claiming James Braid, the famous Scotch pro, was killed in a train accident at Waterloo. The misidentification involved a different James Praid. Braid is alive and plans exhibition matches abroad in the near future with fellow stars Rae, Vardon, and Taylor.
The Tuesday meeting of the fairymens association yesterday elected officers. Previously chosen at the last meeting were President J. S. Avers, Vice President R. Frown, Secretary and Treasurer Henry Peterson.
The Gwin Tramefer company announces a permit to erect a wagon acknowledged as the best and standard by which other wagons are compared for service. The Bain Mountain and Farm Wagon is priced reasonably and promoted by The F. Ron stadt Co.
A report outlines a soil problem in the Netherlands where land sinks relative to sea level. Geologists and engineers debate whether ongoing subsidence or sea level changes drive the trend, with several experts citing varying theories and long term costs for defense and upkeep.
New York December 29 report from Dr George S Webster secretary of the American Seaman's Friend Society notes a surge in American sailors shipping for foreign ports. He says the number is about two and a half times prewar levels due to higher wages and better working conditions.
Schweitzer Machine Co Ady reports N-30 air compressors carried in stock for immediate delivery.
The article describes satin and lace evening outfits with pale yellow and silver palettes and cheaper satin and tulle options. It details fabric quantities for medium sizes, a dinner frock with embroidered chiffon skirt, soft lace vest, tulle sleeves, and notes floral printed chiffon as a cost saver. It lists design numbers 7044 and 7005 with bust sizes and prices.
Reports from London say relief workers in the Holy Land face severe shortages. Food remains scarce. fuel and light are hardest hit as January to February weather worsens. Petroleum and coal are unobtainable. wood becomes the only remaining fuel though costly. Government requisitions strain resources despite harvests.
A fragmentary account describes a Christmas dinner hosted by Miss Seteses at sea, with guests including Miss Turis and several others. The narrative mentions chandeliers, carol like scenes, and formal entertainments though many names and details are garbled.
A fragmentary notice promotes a written guarantee backed by a long reputation and describes fees with every commercial item offered for sale. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm full details or entities.
A report from William Hormatay, director of Ue Bron in New York City, notes concern over extite tren of Me bind and urges state legislation to prevent such threats. The piece highlights protection efforts and calls for policy action to safeguard Stowees of praterton for the ie pote Stetes.
A garbled report from 1916 references a tram or game dated Saturday and mentions a 9 to 0 score. Key names and places are unreadable, but the item appears as a brief sports note with an unclear team and location.
Fragmentary text from a Los Angeles matter appears to reference a superior court action. Details are unreadable, with missing names and specifics of the case.
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