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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1916
Page
6
An old ad promotes Pape's Diapepsin for rapid indigestion relief. It markets the medicine as safe for all ages, promising quick stomach regulation after meals and relief from gas, belching, and upset. The copy urges readers to keep a large box at home for daytime or nighttime stomach distress.
A detailed survey outlines Abyssinia during a distant war, noting a vast country larger than France and Holland, with Ababa as capital. It covers geography, rail lines, major groups including Tiertans and Shoat, and the impact on 600000 residents while describing historic leaders and the unsettled political scene around Menelik II and the imperial court.
Publication announces the administration of the estate of 2 Patters nt by Southern Arizona Book & Trust Co. Tucson. Creditors are invited to present their claims within a stated period. The administrator is Fred J Stewart. The filing and official actions occur in November.
Kathlyn Williams favors an afternoon gown crafted in olive silk with panier style tailoring and a matching parasol. The ensemble combines changeable fabric and refined accessories for a coordinated daytime look.
A narrated scene centers on an emperor weighing grand schemes including a railway to Adis Ababa while a missing animal drives subterranean political intrigue. Court figures debate authority as the empire confronts perceived threats and the court's gaze remains fixed on the throne.
An advertisement claims Bell-Ans cures stomach trouble including ulcer pain, cancer, and jaundice with a complete recovery. It asserts thousands of sufferers owe relief to Mays's Wonderful Remedy and lists Geo. Martin Drug Co as a distributor.
An ad promotes Gets-It as a simple corn and callus remedy. Drops applied for seconds supposedly remove corns, with claims of no pain and easy wear of shoes afterward. It lists E. Lawrence & Co and several distributors, pricing at 25 cents per bottle with a mail receipt option.
Pocket cutlery praised for durability and value. The Diamond Edge line is advertised as casual gear suitable for men and boys, offering reliable wear and reasonable pricing from The F. Ronstadt Co.
The Chamber of Commerce announces a tentative housing initiative welcoming new arrivals seeking permanent homes. Notable arrivals include Harley Vonthrone and Mrs. Vonthrone, plus W. M. Folte from Albuquerque, Mrs. Alie Mead of Harrisburg, PP W. Prater from Mobile, and Lawson from Denver.
The article notes Marty fork and John are mentioned in relation to the New York National League presidency. It references leadership changes and unnamed events within the league.
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