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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
2
An analysis touts Arizona Ray Copper as a strong speculative opportunity. It compares Ray Consolidated and Ray Hereus to Arizona Ray, noting drill progress, extensive ore bodies, and favorable metal prices. The piece argues for potential price surges as drilling advances and extensions are confirmed.
Mrs. Charles E. Woodard of Sandy Creek New York reports bronchitis cured after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The letter says hoarseness and whispering speech improved in a week and recovery followed with rest and medicine. Obtainable everywhere.
Fragmented OCR describes a charity or literary item with references to a working man and a wife, a wagon named Young barn, and a Christmas gift. It hints at a respectable farm and mountains setting with mention of a minister and price. The overall sense is a misc text fragment with poetic or promotional tone.
A film style stage piece unfolds as a married couple face strain from infidelity, separation, and a failed business venture. The plot centers on competing desires, the lure of independence, and the collapse of their bond amid social expectations.
California artists will display works at a brief Tucson exhibition titled The Collection. The Western studies chief will oversee the show and provide an overview as details are clarified.
Advertisement notes W Brown & Co of Ady offering a carpenter ready for small tasks and emergency calls, highlighting constant availability and service coverage.
A fragmented notice announces a dramatization of La Vie de Pohenw or similar opera. It mentions cast members Alice Mrs Gale and Bell, with references to Redelph Fiverpert and Theodor roles. Describes stage direction, music, and audience anticipation for the performance and its substantial machine-backed production.
A 1910s promotional piece touts Nuxated Iron as a cure-all to boost beauty in women and vigor in men. It claims rapid results in two weeks, swears by organic iron formulations, and urges readers to test strength after taking small daily doses. It cites doctors, patients, and dramatic rejuvenation stories to sell iron supplements.
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