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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1918
Page
8
Fragmentary text shows mixed numbers and words like CHIHAGO KANSAS CITY and items resembling measurements or codes. No clear event or person identified. Unable to extract a coherent news item or outcome from the garbled source.
Mercantile exchange reports unchanged rates with copper coins and currency values. The item notes Mexican pesos and sterling positioning as of October 1 with minimal fluctuations across currencies.
Three thousand Columbia University students were formally inducted into the nation's military service. President Wilson described the step as significant, urging unity and purpose beyond individual advancement and stressing the war is fought with science and power, not words. The notice notes the broader national mobilization and commemorates the era's wartime expectations.
The report shows Liberty had closing figures with conversion prices around 16.01, 949, and 85-88, noting first errors in conversion at 44 percent, second at 4 percent, and third at 36.68. The data reflects early New York market activity on October 1.
Eleven German ships interned at Santa Rosalia have been idle since August. A food shortage is blamed for desertions as crews abandon the vessels. The harbor action follows a supply route from the Mexican port to Hamburg.
Madrid reports a rise in Spanish influenza cases with Ring Alfonso stricken and fever and throat trouble evident. Meanwhile in Washington Terence Raymond Cobb, once a Detroit star, is assigned to army gas and flame service training at Camp Hemphries Virginia with reports to join this week.
An old advertisement touts a hometobbed inhaler called Hyomei for treating catarrh and sore throat. It claims antiseptic action inside the nasal membrane, with ingredients described as a nasal solution and other antiseptics. It promises relief for colds and bronchial symptoms with a money back guarantee.
Obscure health ad cites remedies for kidney disease and back pains. It promises relief through a regimen of pills and continued usage, naming La Holland and a price of 264 dollars. The text imitates period medical patent style with vague claims and alleged substitutes.
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