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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
5
A columnist argues a pending naval affairs bill risks conflicting medal recognitions. The proposal would swap the order of the Distinguished Service Medal and the Navy Cross between sailors and soldiers, potentially altering how heroic actions are honored.
The article notes the navy’s policy of not commissioning men under 21 while officer shortages persist due to insufficient training. It contrasts with the army’s emphasis on intensive training and cites Harvard Yale and other colleges where naval units offer officer training, yet few students choose them over the army program where youth is not a barrier to commissioning.
The piece argues the Kitchin revenue plan taxes the mine and oil well rather than the oil, risking destruction of property and discouraging new drilling. It contrasts perpetual farm and factory yields with finite wells and mines, warning a heavy tax on initial output harms long term national oil and natural resource production.
A Casa Grande Bulletin letter rebukes William Coxen for attacking Tom Campbell in multiple papers including the Casa Grande Valley Dispatch and Dunbar’s Weekly. It defends Campbell as a patriotic American and mocks Coxen’s pro German and socialist views while praising Campbell’s cross county stance.
The advertisement touts Lux as a new form of soap flakes far unlike powders or cakes. It claims delicate translucent flakes that dissolve in hot water to rich suds without rubbing, ideal for fabric care and safe with pure water, from Lever Brothers Co Cambridge MA.
Twenty years ago in Tucson there is no good or plausible reason why the admission of Arizona into the union as a full state should be delayed beyond the coming Session of Congress. The interview with Lim Angecles-Ahrinknter is cited as authority and discusses population growth and mining prospects.
Dr White of Ajo, long resident in Biscina county, travels to Texas on an export mission and officers training patrol. Paul Fernald, mineral surveyor, departs for Chicago then army service with a later commission in the air forces. expects to train within 36 days. Cardinal Merrier’s message from Belgium lauds U S aid to Allies and American charitable support, delivered by Paul Vanden ven in Washington.
U S Steel announces September production of 8 207 905 tons, down 469 187 tons from August. The monthly statement shows a lower total compared with the prior month amid factory output adjustments and market conditions.
A historical note links Barley Seed with Ronstadt Grand Implement Company, suggesting a commerce or distribution connection within an agricultural equipment and seed context. The fragmentary item hints at business ties during a period of farm supplies development and regional trade activity.
A home made cough remedy using Pinex and sugar syrup claims to stop ordinary coughs and chest colds within 24 hours. It soothes inflamed throat membranes, loosens phlegm, and helps bronchitis croup and whooping cough, with guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
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