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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
6
Frank Higgins, a well known Bakersfield watchman, endorses Penn's Thick Best Chew as the best natural leaf tobacco. The endorsement claims satisfaction and urges customers to try a 10 cent cut today at local Barker shops.
France plans to rebuild its tourism sector after the war, targeting restored resorts and attractions. Officials note German and Austrian visitors currently spend billions yearly, and French hotels, railroads, and advertising will be enhanced to draw travelers again.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid, harmless cure for stomach pains gas indigestion and sour belching. It claims relief within five minutes and offers a fifty cent case with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied.
A fatal incident near Oahuul leaves a child dead as a man described as suave faced a somber scene. Investigating Justice of the Peace Fuehman at Silverbell will hold a formal inquiry while the body is laid to rest in Holy Hope cemetery in San Diego.
Fragmentary text notes government created sections and tours to educate and train them. It mentions education efforts, commerce and industry impacts, and instant start for courses designed to improve labor and hotel work in specific areas.
The readable text shows fragmented notes and garbled phrases likely from a local newspaper page. It mentions names and events in an unclear sequence, with several legible words such as Bathons and Durmorte, but no coherent report or dates emerge. The unit appears as scattered OCR remnants rather than a complete story.
The Luncheon Club meets at Santa Rita to consider civic activities for winter. Members present pet schemes to boost Tuccenfane happiness and Tuscon brightness through civic movements or new legislation. A full attendance at the town meeting is urged to ensure unanimous cooperation on projects like irrigation plants and other community needs.
A concert scheduled for December 17 at the exposition and a separate event planned for Saturday November 24 were affected by illness. Misses Stroibar and Hawker organized the day with about a hundred children in costume, though headaches delayed some plans.
Fragmentary text reports relief for missing Americans after ten days of disarray. Evacuation details mention a partisan line and personnel with unclear origins. The passage references American forces and civilians presumed dead or missing in a troubled area.
A speaker argues against water meters and large overdrafts, pledging to restore flat rates for metered consumers. The text asserts independence from a water department and calls for fair treatment of labor and capital while outlining plans as mayor to govern with emphasis on city interests.
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