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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1916
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reports a travel notice and family telegrams. Mentions Bloom Co. store, military service in the Eleventh Infantry, a visit to New York, and a father’s illness improving after a telegram. lines indicate pause and scattered names.
An advertisement touts Creme Texalon with bold claims of erasing wrinkles and improving skin in days. It offers a money back refund and a charity pledge for proof, listing Simone Maeries of New York as a contact and promising dramatic transformations through a special cream and study of facial lines.
The item list details various residents and visitors: Van Valkeoturgh returning from Sovates to promote the Prohibition amendment and voter organization. pastor A Binkhoret preaching in Kisher and attending mass meetings. J. Jones leaving for Phoett as a ras ascretant. A W Rob erts on railroad project at Globe. Wherler Edwards visiting from Globe. Dr Tralt the Ginter attending Coil Connell wedding. Howell Manning representing River in rifle matches. I rwine and F E Cord of Phoe visiting Tucson. Capena Nogales merchant in city. several ladies and businessmen from Twin Hoster, Pearce, Nogales, and Los Angeles. Mrs Dewees and others leaving for the coast. Western Union expansion adding force. C T Solomon of AT1GHa Nations Bank back from eastern trip. justice Lee preparing for Joe Somes trial.
The document discusses a practice hike and its impact on voting, noting fear that soldiers and militia members may transfer registration to Cortise county to vote there. It highlights concerns that votes could be split between factions and that the transfer could affect election outcomes.
Senator Mark Smith received a telegram Sunday noting his brother James’s critical condition. He departed by train to Frankfort, Kentucky, after recently visiting his brother Frank, and plans to return to Arizona to rejoin the political campaign.
Rose Winslow, organizer for the Woman’s National Suffrage party, arrived from Phoenix to speak on Congress street and Stone avenue. She cites strong support in Phoenix with 1200 attendees versus a 360 turnout at a Democratic event, endorsing federal suffrage and modern state welfare ideas. she plans further events and a booth at the Southern Arizona State Fair.
A damaged clipping lists stray fragments about rent help and a small family needing accommodation. It includes several phone-like numbers and incomplete names, with missing context and unclear locations or dates.
Parents are urged to use California Syrup of Pigs when children show crossness feverish behavior or digestive distress. A teaspoonful is said to cleanse the stomach and bowels, easing sour bile and undigested food within hours.
In the Superior Court of Pima County Arizona Olga Wallin Bergman sues Victor Bergman in case No 5930. He is summoned to answer the complaint within twenty days after service or within thirty days if served outside the county. Default judgment may be entered if he does not respond. Published Sept 26 Oct 8 1916 by clerk S Elrod and deputy W Brown Tucson Arizona.
A five part screen version adapted from Armetrone stars Kathryn as Irene Kwendorf wife of a chemist. The plot centers on moral tension and a scheme to form money by perfecting a formula while dealing with social constraints. Wednesday and Thursday showings promise thrilling war footage with Cossacks trenches and air raids, hailed by Los Angeles critic HH. Clume as overwhelmingly real.
A fragment describes nerve and periodical headaches with a suggested treatment. It advises taking a tablet hourly to abort an attack and notes the tablets are helpful for nervousness and all pains. It mentions obtaining the tablets and asking for them.
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