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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
7
Fragmentary copy discusses food and drug laws on label accuracy for cod liver oil products. It contrasts extracts and emulsions, noting alcohol content and blended ingredients. The text warns against misleading claims and emphasizes genuine emulsion benefits versus potent extracts.
Madrid dispatch states Spain's foreign minister has handed a copy of the reply to the central powers. The minister notes Spain will take no action beyond what is in its doctrine and that the wording differs only slightly from the message sent to Berlin.
In this 19th century piece, Valentine Mott argues the body’s uric acid causes rheumatism and gout. He recommends flushing uric acid with hot water, double strength drinks, and avoiding meat, with iodine and poultices for local symptoms while stressing outward drainage of acid.
Governor Hunt issued pardons in late 1916 to six convicted murderers with Pardon Board approval. Notable cases include Robert Stewart's Superior ambush murder and six others including Jon Silvas Pedro Martinez Stephen La Porte and Frank Moore. Fenter and Moore were Pima County deputy sheriffs implicated in the torture and killing of two Mexicans at Greaterville.
Petrograd reports Moscow welcomes U S decision to sever diplomatic ties with Germany as a bold move that may curb German militarism and atrocities. Russia predicts U S action will influence allied and world opinion and strengthen resolve against future aggression.
A terse Berlin despatch via London notes a discount on an American course tied to central powers policy. The item mentions Premier Radoslavoff and ongoing tensions with allied interests, reflecting wartime barter and strategic messaging.
Chicago, Feb. 6. A report by Dr. William Palmer Lucas details severe conditions in Belgium after German occupation. About 5,090,600 residents face food shortages, tuberculosis rises, milk for children is scarce, birth rates fall, and child rackets increase as workers grow fatigued.
The War Department is rapidly building a million dollar fort at Rockaway Point New York to house new coast defense batteries. Land takes cover 312 acres and the project will include four six inch guns and two or more sixteen inch rifles with ordnance to be mounted by 1908 dollars and completion as speeds allow.
The report notes many passengers aboard Allied ships and a decision to send a vessel out. A submarine warned a ship to turn back. The American liner Kroonland was due today but weather may delay arrival. The Orient a vessel cleared for a European port yesterday via a rental navigations company.
Fragmentary report notes a governor and allies at the White House amid references to support for an international crisis, with unclear dates and repeating fragments suggesting political dispute or vetoes.
Governors of all states and naval units in New York discussed universal training at a meeting of militia officers. Resolutions urged federal control and passage of legislation to establish a nationwide training system. The meeting proposed organizing the militia and National Guard to protect bridges and other public works.
Speakers condemned works during the present crisis, urging that all men of probity should be equally Habie and stand against the abuses.
Berlin February 9. The German government was officially informed that Count Von Bernstorff will sail for Halifax on Monday. Americans have wondered why the announcement was made. observers expect a rapid move following the departure of Ambassador Gerard’s train.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Count Tisza told followers that before Germany announced its submarine campaign the Central Powers had sounded European neutrals and were satisfied they would not take warlike action. The claim, attributed by the Vossische Zeitung of Berlin, reflects hopes of avoiding united neutrality opposition.
Paris reports a German raid near Verdun reaching Vaux le Palamour with heavy artillery. Weevre region bombardment continued into morning with bombs dropped on Dunkirk killing four civilians.
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