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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1917
Page
6
An old style promotional notice touts Musterole as a modern substitute for mustard plasters. It claims immediate relief from sore throats, coughs, stiff necks, asthma, rheumatism, lumbago, back pains, sprains, and colds, describing a white salve-like preparation with multiple listed benefits.
The Casa Grande News items note Phoemia visitors, bank officials, and several townspeople including Studley and Florence residents. The piece details land sales, leases, and stock movements, with references to the Cotton Growers association meeting, miners, water pumping concerns, and new residents settling in Casa Grande.
Funeral services for F. T. Newett a pioneer of Tucson who died Friday will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Oud Fellows hall under the auspices of the crater of which the deceased was a member. Mrs Newett's brother Henry Schrwalenger and her niece Mias Ludlechwalenger arrived today from Fair Oaks California to attend. Interment will be in Evergreen cemetery. Newett was held in high esteem by pioneer residents of Tucson.
A brief notice indicates a planned post inventory clean-up and safety focus on the coming Wednesday with emphasis on improvements and orderly handling. The ad style uses casual phrasing and promotional tone.
The advertising claims Dr F M Edwards treated many women for liver and bowel ailments over 17 years. It promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy made of common vegetables mixed with olive oil to stimulate normal digestion and remove waste. The ad highlights pale skin dull eyes pimples coated tongue and urges nightly use priced 10c and 25c per box.
The article reports Admiral Wil Wam Jetsam as chief of Naval Operations poised to assume the presidency of the General Board of the Navy in the event of Admiral Dewey's death. The Bureau of Operations was created to link the General Board with the Navy Department and executive capacity. The plan aimed to ensure a smooth transition of naval leadership.
A proposed bill by Representative Hayden of Arizona would relieve miners and prospectors enlisted in the organized militia or National Guard from assessment work during their term of enlistment. The measure, referred to the Committee of the Whole, would protect enlisted men from mining claim forfeiture while in U S service and requires filing notes within ninety days of passage.
Vivian Martin stars as Frances in a Morosco Paramount photo play at Broadway Theater. A rich plot blends deception and romance as Frances, fatherless and betrothed by a dying father, fakes a son to hide a tangle involving Betty and a gallant officer. The mood swings from whimsy to genuine intrigue as disguises unravel.
Brief store notice invites shoppers to wait for an After Inventory Clean-up Sale next Wednesday at Rebeil's. The ad promises savings and a fresh stock event.
A scrambled report notes Arizona exiles and local figures in Southern California. Mentions meetings, a banquet on January 1, and various events involving community leaders, legal figures, and sports clubs connected to Arizona and Los Angeles regions.
Warren District golfers defeated rivals from Ceber Valley Yuma Phoenix and nearby towns in a muddy Sunday competition at Warren. Medal winner Poppen of Warren posted 97 for eighteen holes while Zetsemer and Kendall staged tight showdowns in the individual championship.
The weekly report summarizes legislative disputes over education and voter qualification fees, stock and foreign ownership rules, and a call for joint hearings on live stock industry measures. It notes the Arizona Supreme Court recount looming, the governor's race proceeding next Thursday, and ongoing ballot scrutiny efforts at the courthouse.
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