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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
5
The readable fragments describe after first dose relief easing breathing and clearing head, then vague references to Vine Tar Honey and antiseptic ingredients. Mentions price of 120 dollars and healing claims, but the text is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
A mix of public documents records including mortgage filings, land attachments, and releases across Tucson and nearby areas. Notable items reference Tucson Realty & Trading Co, Sahuarita Livestock & Land Co, Babbitt Bros Tractor, and various county land actions in Pima and Helvetia districts. Also mentions notices of location of half mile in Helvetia Chives and releases involving Elgin Porter and Lac Jarilias Cattle Co.
In New York trading on January 2 extensive selling hit rails and industrials with about 600000 shares changing hands. United States Steel bucked the trend with a late rally while oils faced heavy liquidation. grains and livestock also moved, with mixed results across Chicago and Kansas City markets.
New York stocks list many American companies with varied percentages and prices. The report notes gains and losses across American Copper, United Verde, Reading, and Union Pacific among others, along with commodity quotes for corn, oats, pork, lard, and butter. Forefront entities include American Beet Sugar, American Can, American Smelting, Kennecott Copper, and Pacific railroads with regional price markers and foreign exchange details in brief.
A jumbled page shows rental notices and sales offers for rooms and houses, furniture, and real estate alongside machinery listings. Also present are job ads, scrap metal dealers, and engine equipment with contact details and street addresses. The fragmentary itemization suggests a late era classifieds page with varied small ads.
The final Liberty bond prices in New York on January 23 show 3 1 2 percent issues at 899.08, first convertible at 94.42, second 4 at 92.72, firm convertible at 96.62, second convertible 5 1 2 at 95.04, third 4 at 95.88, and fourth 4 at 46.94.
Cotton futures in New York finished steady with various months quoted. January at 25.14, March 27.76, May 22.50, July 71.43, October 19.98.
The report states Joe Webby told a relative of the deceased Elias Ahuage that he accepted the jury verdict as correct. He began his life sentence at 4 30 in the morning escorted by Sheriff Hillmen and Par Hieten.
The ad touts a curative cough syrup made from two percent Pinex mixed with water or sugar and stored in a bottle. It promises relief within minutes and claims four days of use to ease throat and bronchial symptoms with full directions and a money back guarantee.
An old health ad advises that uric acid irritates kidneys and bladder, causing burning and frequent night urination. It recommends four ounces of Rad Salts with a daily tablespoonful in water for two to three days to neutralize urine acids, plus Jad Salts for kidneys as a safe, pleasant lithia water remedy.
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