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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1919
Page
7
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The first 1419 assembly on January 3 endorsed a six month plan prioritizing intensive academic work alongside military training. President von Kip Bainid urged quick student government action, highlighted a strong athletic and social program, and announced the Mining and Engineering Building opened debt free. Funding shifts increased the project cost to 210000 with support from six mining companies adding 20000 after a New York trip.
An old notice extols renewed focus on womanhood and health, urging women to resist disease and seek remedies. It cites testimonials about Peruna and Hartman’s remedies, praising weight loss and relief from stomach and headache issues, and urges readers to ask dealers for the Hartman Almanac.
The Mining and Engineering building on the University campus opened January 2 after construction since May 1917. It is described as the finest on campus and cost $210,000 to construct and equip. Also announced last week were four new university regents: Dr. J. Ricketts of Warren, Judge John H. Campbell of Tucson, Colonel Epes Randolph of Tucson, and Terlombtwn.
A health note describes Spanish influenza symptoms and home care. It advises bed rest, nourishment, and avoiding quinine or Dover’s powder, noting no cure exists and urging VapoRub therapy with chest and back applications, warm steam inhalation, and outdoor activity as strength returns.
The Bureau of Mines reports two listening devices the geophone and the microphone were developed during World War I for battlefield use. French origin, they could detect tremors, locate artillery, and improve mine safety. The article notes gas masks poisons and other war innovations offer postwar peace value and industrial benefits.
Walker will join a El Paso gathering of Liberty Loan leaders as part of the district campaign. Oldechmidt heads the committee. Walker’s committee will report back after the event.
The health department released a daily tally showing 6546 new cases and 21 deaths in the 24 hour period ending at 8 o clock. Officials warned the situation was worsening and urged continued precautions.
Walter V. Turner, manager of engineering at Westinghouse Air Brake and noted inventor, died in a hospital today after a long illness. Turner held more than 406 patents and contributed to pneumatic devices including the K triple valve valued at about 28 million dollars.
Washington loan figures released today by Secretary Glass show Belanium receives 2,256,000 and allies total 8.588 billion in loans. The document notes Belanium and allied sums cumulatively reach 256,185,066 and 44,402 in separate line items.
Fragments show a wanted to lease notice followed by a sale ad for a law library and texts. Addresses appear as 306 N 6th Ave Tucson and 1445 KB 4th St. References to materials include Pacific trees, Digest Sheep bound volumes, and late texts on Evidence.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions nerves aches soreness and sciatica with reference to a big bottle and druggists. The readable portion hints at medical remedies or tonics but provides no clear event or names.
A local notice claims a wife cured by Adler-i-ka after physicians said her condition was incurable. The testimonial alleges the remedy eased plicated lower bowel troubles and abdominal distress, urging continued use until cure. The advertisement lists ingredients and touts relief from constipation and related ailments.
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