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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1916
Page
2
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a sure cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief in five minutes from gas heartburn sour stomach and indigestion with packets sold at drug stores for family use. Funeral notices follow unrelated to the health item.
Vintage advertisement praises California Fig Syrup as a gentle, effective laxative to cleanse stomach, liver, and bowels in children. It contrasts with old calomel and castor oil and urges parents to buy the 54 cent bottle from local druggists, warning against counterfeits.
Fragmentary notice describes a theater event and a comedy performance with a discussion of openers and actors. Names and places are garbled, but references to Sally and a dentist appear amid the confusion.
A lively account describes Jerome's rise during a statewide mining boom led by United Verde operations. It highlights the camp’s transformation, temperance effects, transportation needs, and future prospects with Verde Extension and Copper Chief as key players.
An advertisement touts a fat reduction capsule from Kell Drug Co claiming quick weight loss with minimal exercise. It promises improved digestion, restored energy, and visible fat loss in days, urging readers to purchase and take the capsules nightly.
The report describes Tinker barely avoiding the river after a boating mishap. Efforts to rescue involved partners and local authorities as the boat listed and threatened a drowning incident.
A fragment describes a man described as rundown in life and death with notes on illness and fatigue. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a blood enriching food with cod liver oil to rebuild strength when nerves tire and work irks. The ad ends with unclear names and a domestic scene.
Funeral rites for Urs occurred at a community ceremony with Rev OtPore presiding. The service honored a Mrs JarQ ebetfield and noted a connection to the United States Telephone company with remarks on public duties. The readable fragments suggest a formal burial at a cemetery with family attendance and local reverence.
A fragment describes a Deqing party riven by the Wasonie fraternity at the Soothe Rite Cathedral on Wednesday. The notice invites attendees in good standing and mentions tea and cards among other social details.
The ad proclaims a compact engine with strong performance, low first cost, and minimal upkeep. It promises thorough details about superior features to potential buyers through the dealer F Ronmetadt.
Historical article discusses nervous headaches tied to poor blood condition and stress. It notes remedies and self care, recommending rest, quiet rooms, and sedative-like tablets, with cautions about dosage and the role of diet and calm routines during attacks.
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