Pimply Complexion Relief Promised by Old Remedy
An advertised health claim urges relief from pimples by a traditional blood purifying remedy. It touts quick purification of blood and removal of poisons to end embarrassing symptoms.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
6
An advertised health claim urges relief from pimples by a traditional blood purifying remedy. It touts quick purification of blood and removal of poisons to end embarrassing symptoms.
A dense list of names and arrivals appears, noting individuals such as Revie, Carter, Paratt, Avins, and others arriving or visiting various places. The terse items reference destinations like Lon'ypetg, California, and Sanrita, with scattered dates and amounts, reflecting a local social column of arrivals, departures, and tasks.
A garbled tip urges timely car maintenance to avoid costly replacements. It promises repair and upkeep at a very small cost, claiming SCT and expertise can save on future expenses.
Paris reports an official notice that the transport Amiral Magen carrying 950 soldiers, escorted by a destroyer, was torpedoed January 25 around 250 miles east of Malta. Some aboard were saved as the armed transport sank while proceeding eastward in a convoy safeguarded by a French torpedo boat.
Violence by Villistas fire hit a Mexican Central passenger train near Juarez as it arrived in the morning. The attack wounded passengers who lay on floors and hid behind baggage while shots rang out from attackers on a sand hill.
Seattle report says the Gererasn-American Mercantile Bank did not open today as state authorities took control. Crowds gathered before 10 a.m. and reports indicate the bank was in the hands of the state bank commissioner. A later dispatch notes wide federal support offered to Seattle banks in light of recent failures.
London reports say the British government may permit Hadfields Limited to produce shells despite a government order restricting that company. Officials indicate wartime urgency and amended directions to allow continued work, with contracts valued at about £1,000,489.
A city effort led by Mrs. Charles M. Rawley and Mrs. Dawley organizes a drive to aid Belgian relief. A concert at the Treasost ariney hall, with Norman Dawley as chair, launches the campaign to fund famine relief and wartime suffering before Lincoln's birthday.
The Weare people aboard the Ponker NUL dninex Rere report resets and operations amid a tangled message stream. Officials note exchanges centered on tweets and poetry as crews navigate uncertain conditions and delays.
The Twenty fourth infantry units prepare to cross into Mexico next week toward Palomas and the border to aid refugees. U S authorities plan detention and relocation of scattered groups while Mexican and American forces monitor the area amid tense border operations.
The German government declares a shift to unrestricted submarine warfare, urging neutral ships to avoid barred zones and warning that neutrals travel at their own risk. It appeals to the United States to join negotiations lessening the war’s misery while preparing to protect three sea zones before February.
A garbled article snippet touts Nuxated Iron and a “new age” of medical science focusing on vigorous iron for women. It references improving health and vitality with iron supplements, mentioning Sir Osher and a broad array of related terms, but readable facts are minimal. The piece mixes promotional language with unclear claims about heart conditions and female strength.
A major winter storm sweeps Nebraska and southern South Dakota. Trains on the Chicago and North Western run about four hours late. Winds howl from the northwest with about two inches of snow and temperatures near 20 degrees below zero. Readings show 70 below in Winner and 24 below at Chamberlain. Deadwood and Rapid City show signs of abatement, but Winner endures fierce visibility and driving snow.
A protracted cold wave from the Rocky Mountains to the Midwest is forecast by the Weather Bureau. Havre Montana reports 3 below, Helena 24 below, Sheridan 26 below, and other western towns show subzero readings as the nation endures a rare winter chill. Springlike warmth remains in the south and central valleys.
A public challenge invites Tucson residents to support a 9 game series with teams from Hermrisitia and Sonera, organized by local business figures. Despite scattered details, organizers push for rapid promotion and a venue plan to host the event amid a city without a home field. Authorities and business leaders discuss logistics including travel, dates, and financing as the effort seeks to recruit players and spectators.
A fragmented note describes a private game titled Etomobile Poker aboard Stone Avenue. It notes secrecy, a half dollar stake, and crowd reaction as players attempt a cautious, cardless variation.
A Schwettaerchine Co advertisement touts end powers and new grade fuel oil improving the economy and usefulness of the N-800 compressor.
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