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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
9
Fragmented OCR text hints at a congressional or official debate over supply management and penalties. It mentions a "salt fee" and potential fines, with unclear references to the Parker name and a public reaction.
A terse entry notes market locations at 69 and 70 4th Ave with references to Carry Ranch A76. The fragment suggests a property or site listing with address style keys and an alphanumeric code. Further context unavailable.
The University of Washington crew defeated Navy after a dramatic stretch at Poughkeepsie in a race watched from the Palisades. Don Walling, despite knee troubles, led the Husky crew to a hard fought victory amid misty rain and cheering crowds.
Professor G E B Smith of the University of Arkansas will speak on the Colorado River question at the Labor Temple tonight at 7 o clock. The public is invited.
An old time advertisement touts TIZ foot bath as remedy for tired feet burning corns and pressure. It promises quick relief, calls the product grand and glorious, claims it draws out poisonous exudations and eliminates foot torture for a few cents in stores.
A garbled report discusses industrialists like Stinnes and Thyssen, wartime profits, and German economic power. It cites figures in marks, mentions ship salvaging after a war, and notes the rise of German magnates and their influence in late World War I era markets.
An advertisement presents health and financial relief claims for quick medical aid and insurance. It emphasizes ease of access and immediate assistance, noting a implied cure like remedy and affordability. The piece resembles a bold promotional notice with unclear specifics and stray phrases.
Partial text notes sailors aboard Henderson and companions, including Pree s ent and Mrs Hatding, being cared for by navy authorities. An officer and the ship’s carpenter work on a wooden platform with a railing as the party transfers to smaller boats at Metiakatia.
Fragmentary report notes Hugo Stinnes not the wealthiest in Germany but highly active. Mentions Gustav Stresemann and August Thyssen. describes a crane, water, and a boat scene with Mrs. Hardie, referencing business figures and postwar Germany.
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