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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
10
A vintage advertisement touts Pinex as a concentrated Norway pine extract offering swift relief for coughs bronchitis croup and asthma. It explains mixing instructions with syrup or molasses to a pint and claims immediate soothing effects and guaranteed satisfaction.
A World War I field kitchen and bunks described as luxurious and soundproof emerge in a corridor style dugout. Officers and cooks operate in a near silent, self contained complex with a kitchenette end and compact rooms designed to keep noise contained during bombardment.
Allied observers and citizens in the town greeted news of Pershing and the American army’s steady presence with quiet rejoicing. Reports describe German delays and American advances after the Sedan breakthrough as both sides prepare for renewed action.
A lengthy report cites figures from the adjutant general indicating Arizona sent about 12 000 men to join the armed forces. It compares state totals with national proportions and lists counties with draft classifications, noting population estimates and post-classification movements among units.
El Paso officials launch effort to lift wartime trade restrictions with Mexico and resume normal commerce at the port. Americans return to Mexico in large numbers and farm machinery moves under relaxed rules as the War Trade Board signals easing for nonenemy aliens. German propaganda efforts persist, but merchants report limited access to goods and markets.
Mexican dispatch reports no new friction expected in Chihuahua after Enriquez leaves for Mexico City. A new governor is anticipated, Ortiz likely to be named, with federal troops in Western Chihuahua pursuing Enriquez supporters amid continued unrest.
Powder brand touts higher leavening power and lower cost with claims of purity and wholesomeness. Grocery ads list Crescent and Ash as locations.
Bleary OCR notes show a local opening May 1 for a story league leader Jack Hoel, with a reference to a hotel as a stopping place and a clean, new facility. The fragmentary text mentions a season start and a convenient stopover at Hotel Bowman.
Reizo Yamashima, vice president of the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce, sails as Special commissioner to study U.S. business conditions and ways to expand trade with Japan. He stresses postwar commercial relations require frank, friendly cooperation between Japan and the United States and China as a pivotal regional partner.
Nov 14 Copenhagen reports Lieutenant Krump von Rohlen und Halbach, Bertha Krupp’s husband and Krupp steel head, fled to Holsaar with the former German Kaiser after revolutionaries seized Essen where Krupp works are. Dispatch cites arrest of von Hohklen and Hathach.
London dispatch reports newspapers debating how far Europe is infected with Bolshevism as German and neutral papers warn against harsh action. Sweden Spain Holland and Norway express concern while Swiss troubles also cause unease.
Dispatches to Handelblad say large numbers of German soldiers marching from the front crowded trains and streets in Amsterdam and other Westphalian cities on their own initiative amid rising unrest and large crowds.
The fragmentary text shows a garbled report with no coherent event. It references a legal or political context but fails to identify persons, places, or actions clearly. No verifiable details for a proper summary can be extracted from the readable content.
A job notice seeks a Printing Foreman aged over 16 with strong English skills. The posting requests practical experience and readiness to work in a production environment.
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