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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1918
Page
5
A fragmented advert lists grocery bargains including Blue Jay Corn Emerald Peas Liby Pineapple Cascade Apricot Amazon Peaches Cornflakes White Beans Head Rice Post Toasties Pink Salmon Quick Wash Naptha and Crisco in assorted prices. The note shows multiple items with per unit or per can prices and casual misprints.
Describes a US Army camp on the Brittany coast where near the front lines soldiers queue for treats from a camelot-like canteen. The YWCA staff and volunteers supply chocolates, cookies, shaving soap, tooth brushes, and writing items while officers and civilians staff the counter, keeping morale high.
John F. White known as Jack White, Republican nominee for mine inspector, toured Santa Cruz County mining camps while visiting Artizona and Bisbee. He cites years in Arizona mines and mining positions as basis for qualification and camp reception.
A French deputy Newt W Durie who joined troops in Valenciennes was killed by shell fire. Another deputy M Mein from Valenciennes, who was with him, was severely wounded in the same engagement.
Dr. Ler H. Smith urges daily hygiene and a strong body to ward off influenza. He recommends Pr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets laxative, hot lemonade, bed rest, Anuric tablets every two hours with lemonade, and a simple diet. He notes calomel baths and the herbal tonics Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and 50d Tron tablets for recovery.
An ad touts Hamlin’s Wizard Oil as a safe remedy for rheumatic pains sciatica lumbago and sprains. It claims rapid penetration reduces soreness restores mobility and serves as first aid for accidents earache toothache croup and colic with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The American Expeditionary Forces report casualties including 17 killed in action and many wounded or missing. Names and residences listed include Albert B. Flakesel, La Grange Obie. Privates Herbert Baltwit, Reesville RK. John Hall, Franklin Nod. and many others from states across the country.
German suspects Claud Free ze and Vijiliianm Krio th pleaded guilty to violating desert and passport laws by admitting German subjects and describing a sectional long range gun. They claimed no intention to defraud the US but discussed selling designs to the German government via Juarez. The case awaits further action by Judge Smith.
Washington reports the function of the Board on Railroad Wages has been extended to study employment conditions for American Railway Express Company workers. Director General McAdoo says the board will seek uniform wages and conditions and will advise on disputes between officers and employees. Major William B. Dean, a former Westport football star and acting division train master, died of pneumonia after influenza.
Dr Charles Donahoe a health seeker from Dixes Cal died Wednesday at 215 North Stone Avenue He was 22 years of age and employed as a chauffeur by occupation
A new tire listing features a price more than double THE Tire Shops retread, prompting questions about value and economy in the current market. Local ads highlight premium components and potential savings elsewhere.
The alien property class announced that Americans purchase the Hackfield company ending German control of the Hawaiian war industry. In Washington the surgeon general reported steady health improvements at army camps for the week ended Oct 25.
The board of supervisors met Friday and authorized the sale of 125000 dollars in road bonds voted on September. The issue records will be certified to the state highway commission and then to the Capital Issuer Committee of the War Industries Board in Washington for approval. Western Machinery Co Tucson is named.
The bulletin notes improved ventilation in reall conditions at AhMY CAME and AhMY Washington with a one week advance in care for heart cases. It reports a rise in influenza and pneumonia cases total around fourteen and a half percent higher than prior weeks, while admissions and deaths fall slightly.
Reported by Wire the patrol steamer Victoria is abandoned off the coast near Queen Charlotte Islands after a distress message. Four men were aboard the vessel as it took on water in the side passage area, with safety hopes fading.
Public notice style ad explains rheumatism as uric acid poisoning in the blood and urges deeper treatment beyond salves. It promotes S S S blood purifier as a fifty year tested remedy, claiming to cleanse poisons and restore health, with free advisory service from Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.
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