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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
3
The article notes a charity event on November 1 with emphasis on ongoing director involvement and anticipated attendance. Fr. Solomon is named as president, signaling continued leadership and support for the cause.
Amid scattered coverage in London papers the editorial focus shifts to wartime concerns and electoral personalities. Readers see debates on strategy and leadership with attention to campaigns and public sentiment, noting limited public gatherings and ongoing political press discussion.
The prize winning boys of California high school agricultural clubs, 24 youths, arrive in Tucson after October travel from Berkeley. Hosted by the Chamber of Commerce and University of Arizona, they tour farms and the high school, with a stop at San Xavier mission before leaving for Los Angeles. Notable profits from sorghum, potatoes, vegetables, and hogs are cited among participants.
Norma Talmadge headlines Social Secretary at the Broadway Theater. The article praises her makeup and wardrobe as striking and notes the film’s dramatic scenes and fashionable New York interiors.
The Missouri Public Service Commission approved the proposed reorganization of the Missouri Pacific and St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern railways in Jefferson City. Chairman Busby, Commissioner McQuillen, and the full commission supported the plan.
A colored ad proclaims nuxated iron as the greatest strength builder. Doctor Sager and manufacturers pledge that iron taken in this form can double strength and endurance in four weeks, with money-back guarantees if results fall short. It warns against old iron preparations and touts easy absorption without stomach upset.
Frahee Silt notes a 12.15 percent shortfall in wartime expenditures since Aug 1 1914 and outlines a nine figure franc balance and plans to raise funds. He stresses the need for continued government finance reforms and economic measures including a state controlled bank and new industrial enterprises to sustain France beyond the war.
A fragment recounts rikisha routes in Tokyo with electric trolleys and diminishing two passenger carts. It notes rising public rikisha prices as motorcar and carriage use declines, while wealthier residents boast speed and elegance of earlier carts.
A historical account describes Oberndorf near the Neckar with its monastery past and wartime gunpowder and gun-making links. The piece notes nearby towns like Hottweil and Rottweil, regional roads, forestry, and peasant road workers sustaining local economies and culture.
Deputy Marshal McDonald brought two prisoners from Douglas to be held for trial before the ae court. James Rogers is charged with cocaine possession and is Begro. Bille Jonasson using the alias Browmacy is accused of selling morphine.
Local notices describe visitors arriving for family events and military personnel stationed nearby. Names include Corporal Wallint Sergeant ia and Private Witter Fo Willams, with references to towns like Lapcaster and Douglas and events involving the army and community members.
A garbled passage mentions Charles Wien, Mire Alice Herbman, Professor Willeco, and Obie of the vise mine ex ret st the Anerieas. It references a meeting or speech at a “G oneree They oo frm Cleeags W Beebe” and a stay in an unclear location.
Fragmentary report from Los Angeles describes an unidentified individual arriving to discuss a federal matter with U S A R and facing a questionable offer amid a tense scene at a Goat Templar site.
A buggy-class pot targets the $175 Moot runabout with bidding to close on November 11. The Ff Ronstadt Co-Adv handles the auction process.
An old advertisement touts a buckthorn bark and glycerine mix called Alder that allegedly cures constipation and sour stomach and even prevents appendicitis with one spoonful. It claims to aid chronic stomach woes and remove foul matter, praising Mr. Teeson and the Martin Drug Co. for sale.
Tucson druggists report powder prices climbing as war disrupts imports from France and Germany. Shortages of raw materials and wartime monopolies push cosmetics costs upward, with toilet preparations among the few drug items spared.
Help wanted ad seeks mercantile experience and clean pest record to invest in the capital stock of a large Arizona mercantile company. Offers a permanent position with a great salary. Address P U Box 924 Tuco Arizona.
Four couples listed for marriage licenses including Petre Owen of Phownia and Joana Notas of Torson with Ariomo Leon and Esperanza Z. Veg de Vera noted as spouses to be.
An advertisement notes ointment products state they do not stain the skin or clog pores. It lists prices and product codes as store offerings with claims of safeness and effectiveness.
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