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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1917
Page
8
The article praises Griffiths Intolerance at the Opera House Friday with a Saturday matinee, hailing it as a monumental spectacle surpassing Birth of a Nation. It notes a full symphony score, dramatic effects, and urges early seat purchases to avoid lines.
American driver Hartman extended his lead in the Win nisee St. Paul day race, traveling through Alexandria while rivals slept. Snow drifts hindered others as Hartman pressed ahead fifteen miles clear, starting daybreak with a commanding trail and fresh advantage.
The Intercollegiate Rowing Association board plans to reduce the varsity race from four to three miles at the Poughkeepsie regatta. Supporters say a three mile course draws more crews and could lead to a national intercollegiate championship regatta.
A fragmented report notes high costs for rowing swing crews, with New York and other colleges facing substantial expenditures. It cites the national association and railroad support influencing train-observation costs, suggesting rowing may seek separate funding after current payables.
An short ad from Schweitzer Co in Tucson touts expert automobile repair and ready service, claiming customers will be served best. The snippet suggests local marketing aimed at vehicle owners seeking repairs or maintenance.
The readable text discusses linguistic themes and mentions emigration and university contexts. It references efforts in Chiopettoian and FF Mh Tad styles, noting no clear differences in certain secure or peachy eras and scales.
A reader reports a severe cold lasting days, claims Chamberlain Remedy ends it quickly, and expresses strong belief in its effectiveness for recovery. The misspelled note references weather and a physician’s name with uncertain details.
Fragmented OCR shows Murpres Brothers distributors listing a sale of a car in University Heights addition for cash. Harkins at 500 North Park Avenue appears as another location reference.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Colorado coach and award event with unclear details. Mentions contract terms, a trial, and a venue in an uncertain sequence, with several garbled phrases.
The article explains that the Commercial Oi Engine cylinder expands radially and circumferentially in a uniform manner. This uniform expansion is stated to be a feature exclusive to the reasonably priced Commercial Engine.
Wookk defends his title against Chas. Mcourt in a hard fought bout. The match features a series of exchanges and a decisive finish with Wookk securing victory by a narrow margin.
A boxing card reports Nboat Smith drawing with Moran after a tense bout. The match featured limited decisive action and a cautious rhythm as both fighters managed exchanges. Authorities or ringside observers noted the draw as a result of evenly matched rounds.
In Tucson 1980 a Murphey Brothers display promotes a five star Adler performer car at a better price than others. A phone contact 84 oF 366 4 ta appears for demonstrations at their 65 W Congress Street location.
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