First Class Time Table for Gila Valley Globe & Northern Ry Co
From Globe timetable notes dated August 14 1902 list trains and stations including Fort Thomas Thatcher Safford Solomonville Ray and Black Warrior mines. It notes connections at Bowie with Southern Pacific and at Globe with stage lines to Payson Salt River Riverside Tonto Basin and the mines. Wm Garland pres and A M Beal signer.
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Globe Yar
Cutter Ri
Gilson’s
San Carlos
Dewey
Geronimo
Fort Thomas
Matthewsville
Pima
Central
Solomonville
Bailey’s
Summitee
Bowie
Southern Pacific
Globe
Payson
Upper Salt River Valley
Riverside
Tonto Basin
Ray
Black Warrior
Wm. Garland
Train connections at Guthrie with A. N. M. lines
Clarence Haydock commercial agent 238 South Spring Street Los Angeles or C M Burkhalter Agent 8 P Co Tucson Arizona. Trains No 1 connects with A N M rail No 1 Southbound at Guthrie. Trains No 4 connects with A N M rail No 2 Northbound at Guthrie. Jno BuEns Superintendent J Mills Mayor.
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Clarence Haydock
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
Cal
C. M. Burkhalter
8. P. Co
Tucson
Arizona
Guthrie
Jno. Buens
Superintenden J Mills, Maer
America's Famous Beauties Warn of Skin Eruptions
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for eczema salt rheum sores pimples and chapped skin. It claims the product makes the face glow and eases sore lips chilblains and piles with a 25 cent price at druggists.
One Day Cold Cure Promises Refund Policy
Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming cure in one day with a money back guarantee if it fails. Features E. W. Grove signature on each box and 25 cent price. Also promotes fine hand carved leather goods at BE. G. Capo's with low prices. Tucson Citizen proclaims large Arizona circulation.
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E. W. Grove
BE. G. Capo’s
Digestive Relief Ad From E O DeWitt Chicago
An old advertisement quotes Eugene Field on indigestion and promotes Kodol digestive aid. The copy claims rest restores stomach tone and digestion is aided by a bottle priced at one dollar. Prepared by E O DeWitt & Co of Chicago.
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Eugene Field
Field
E. O. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Food and the Sexes Described by Lancet Writer
A Lancet writer notes men require more food due to larger stature and higher metabolic rate. He cites higher oxygen needs, greater pulmonary capacity, and more carnivorous tendencies, while women are described as anabolic and more prone to fat storage. A military display contrasts dusky amazon women with male warriors.
The Glumsy Man And His Unending Questions
A satirical sketch from the Colladelphia Ledger about the clumsy man who never tires of prying into others pasts and health, turning every social moment into a test of data and sympathy. His relentless questions invade privacy as he comments on every change in body or mood and seeks eager detail.
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Yesteryear
Colladelphia Ledger
Thanks to the Apple She’s Clothed
A dialogue fragment features Tess and Jess debating apples and gowns with an Eve reference. The exchange centers on attire and a symbolic apple linked to Eve.
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Tess
Jess
Eve
Philadet Obja Prega
The Sun Baltimore Mission and Pricing Notice
The Sun claims nationwide coverage with staff in Europe Asia and the Americas and emphasizes early reporting from its Washington and New York bureaus It outlines extensive market reports and circulation options including Daily Sun Sunday Sun and Weekly Sun with annual rates priced from 1 to 7 dollars describing its role as a moral and educational newspaper for readers.
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Sun
United States
Europe
China
South Africa
Philipines
Porto Rico
Cuba
Washington
New York
The
Baltimore
Fak
Charleston
Chicago
Philadelphia
the Sun
Mail
Daily Sun
Sundy Sun
Sunday Sun
Weekly Sun
Weekly Sun Advertisers and Column Notices
Agrarian department and household interest feature in this weekly Sun segment. Includes market reports and short stories with a woman's column. Inducements for club organizers and prepaid delivery offered to U S Canada and Mexico readers.
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Weekly
Sun
Daily
United States
Canada
Mexico
King’s New Discovery Sold Fast in Davis Kentucky
Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith reports Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds as the fastest selling article in his store. He claims it has never failed in six years of sales and has saved throat and lung sufferers. Mothers rely on it. Physicians prescribe it and druggists guarantee satisfaction or refund. Trial bottles free. Regular sizes 50 cents and 1 dollar. Also mentions Tiffany jewelry at E G Capos 88 West Congress.
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C. T. Smith
Davis
Dr. King
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Southern Pacific Co
New Orleans
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Pullman Palace
el Paso
Texas
Southern Pacific Company
Pullman Reservation
M. Burkhalter
R. Lowrie
D.fl& Pla
M. O. Bickne
F.B. Morse
Gen.j. P. & T. Agt
Igt
Phoenix
Paso & Southwestern R. R. CO
Pmlv
A.M. P
Firrive
Ae Douglas
Calumet Spur Forest
Wen Ong Aoi
Naco Junction
Packard
Tyeee Banning
Naco
Aes
West Bound
Eee Douglas
Benson
Lewis Springs
Roses
Sas
Bisbee
Npenp
Ten AM Ly P
Low Elldon Luis
W. G. Choate
el Paso, Texas
Brangh
Biwe
Nord Neco Daily Daily
M. Ar
Eee
Miles
From
Inc
Ee D. Luis Daily
Eeeseseeseers
R. C. Morgan
Bisbee, Ariz
Omaha
Kansas City
Eastern Points
Great Rock Island
San Francisco
T. B.S. Brasted
Texor
John Sebastian
Gila Valley
Globe & Northern Ry. Co
A. M. Beal
Memphis
Louisville
Morenci Southern Railway
Morene
Ar l
Frisco
Junningham
America
Tucson Citizen
Lrailway
Pacific
St. Lonia
Shreveport
W. Curtis
E. P. Turner
A. B
Paso
J. W. Elmore
Dallas
Denver
Buffalo
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
Geo. E. Roe
D.F
P.A
Tucson and
Mammoth
Wm. Neal
California
San Gabriel
Echo Mountain
Pacific Electric Railway Company
Mount Lowre
South Spring
Patagonia
Lochiel
Harshaw, Mowry, Washington
And
Duquesne
United States Mail
VAL Valenzuela
Patagonia, Arizona
Cincinnati Enquirer
State of
Ohio
Daily Enquirer
Enquirer
Enquirer Profit-Sharing Bureau
EBL
Tak
Burtivons
Ween Sox
A. 8. Abell Company
Capo
West Congress
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