Kidney remedy touted as best on market in Arkansas notice
Kilmer’s Swami jal claimed as top preparation for kidney sufferers. A药 reader praises its benefits and urges customers to buy. Mathis, Druggist in 1746, Hunter, Ark. Letter A timer.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1917
Page
3
Kilmer’s Swami jal claimed as top preparation for kidney sufferers. A药 reader praises its benefits and urges customers to buy. Mathis, Druggist in 1746, Hunter, Ark. Letter A timer.
An old advertisement offers a sample of Kilmer’s Swamp Root and a booklet of information about kidneys and bladder. It promotes Regular Fifty T one dollar size bottles and lists drug stores as places to obtain it.
The article references Jimmy Esmond Femond and Mosely, noting a grab for Herrmann by Cincinnati from Buffalo. It mentions sickness delaying Kerrin and a return to health, Christy Mathewson seeking a reliable infielder and improved batter, and a generally clean on field reputation.
Fragmentary note describes heating options for a building, mentioning W. Brown operations and drills that may be used as chains or mounted for heat, with Schweltzer Mache Co. advertisement.
A fragmented note describes a Barnett delivery body for a Ford car noting modifications, price, and serviceability. The readable text implies practical, utilitarian vehicle work with focus on value and upkeep.
The fragment presents Sir Ernest Shackleton as a boxer, soldier, and writer along with his polar exploration fame. It oddly claims a boxing scene on his Antarctic ship deck and mentions an American boxer seeking a match, plus names like Willard and Devere.
Portland Oregon golfers anticipate the new municipal links near Hastmere and Reed College to open in August. The 6223 yard course, laid out by Chandler Eagan, features Crystal Lake as a natural hazard with two nine hole segments and scenic timber, offering self sustaining operations across 151 acres between the Southern Pacific tracks. Spokane and Seattle also expand municipal golf while wrestling faces renewed public interest with a February 22 match between Ad Bantel and Ed Stecher amid legislative changes.
The Pacific States Tennis Association plans its annual meeting on February 15 to align with the national group's session. Key issue is amateur status definitions and whether players converted from sporting frames as salesmen count as professionals. A coast revolt is feared if eastern amateur rules pass. A second inter-club league and Pacific player classifications are to be discussed amid ongoing amendments and potential battles.
Officials warn that the favorable reception from San Francisco fans could fade if promoters stage uneven or unattractive rematches between the famed Santel and Lewis. The public interest hinges on fair, compelling competition.
Johnny Coulon of Chicago, former bantam champion, outfought Sharkey in a fast 16 round match in New York. Coulon weighed 118 pounds and Sharkey 116 as the former title holder pressed the pace throughout the bout.
Milwaukee Feb 6 Freddie Welsh lightweight champion boxer was suspended from participating in bouts in Wisconsin for one year under state law for alleged shamming and stalling in his recent bout with Richie Mitchell.
Edward Strangier Lewis of Kentucky defeated Paul Martenson of Chicago in Los Angeles with two straight falls. The first fall came at 57.59 seconds after a toe hold and the second at 25.55 with a head lock, marking Martenson as the conqueror years earlier.
Milwaukee lightweight Charlie Metrie defeated Young Abe Attell of Denver in ten rounds in a bout halted early at the insistence of the referee to spare Attell further punishment. The fight was scheduled for fifteen rounds.
A Waynesville Ohio woman says Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has helped her family for twenty years and never failed to cure a cough or cold. Obtainable everywhere.
University of Arizona basketball team completed a four game tour across four states, defeating Winslow and Prescott high schools, beating New Mexico at Albuquerque, and routing Arizona State rival New Mexico. Captain Maffeo and teammates Brackenbury, Phelps, and Brooke endured travel fatigue but earned a 24 to 6 win over the Aggies and saved their best performance for the finale. The Wildcats next schedule includes games with Phoenix Y.M.C.A. and Arizona at home in Tucson.
A Philadelphia report touts a free prescription that allegedly strengthens eyesight by half in seven days. Readers are urged to obtain Bon-Opte tablets, dissolve in water, and bathe eyes twice daily, with claims of rapid relief from eye strain and inflammation.
New York reports a special meeting of B F Goodrich Company executives resolved to convey to the U S government a tender of resources and cooperation during emergencies. The firm operates 125 diameters and employs over twenty thousand, promising road information for rapid troop and supply transport by motor trucks and delivery of rubber products.
The fragment mentions a school or team entering spring tests at the University of Arizona with four sports groups present, including creek besetall, swimming, and track teams.
A Weatherby Missouri man J Metcalf recounts a severe December cold nearly laid him up. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy he recovered in a few days and praises the medicine as effective for future colds. Obtainable everywhere.
Washington reports Germany released sixty four American prisoners held for taking pear gun board British merchantmen captured by a German sea raider. The release was credited to Germany not recognizing armed ships as war vessels at enlistment. Officials note possible early German stance referenced by prior Yarrowdale port incident.
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