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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
8
Fragmented diary style dispatches describe frontline experiences and personal reflections during a wartime period. The text mentions soldiers, letters, and family ties, conveying the human dimension of conflict with vivid scenes and emotions.
AP leased wire report notes two additional deaths linked to flu at Fort Bliss. Health officers urge care as influenza spreads amid camp conditions. Earlier cases prompted hospitals to increase vigilance and preventive measures for soldiers and dependents.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a brief item about a named person or event with limited readable details. Core elements such as place date or organization are missing, leaving a vague notice-style snippet.
Mrs. Prae Hawley 18, wife of a United States reclamation official, died yesterday at her home in Las Cruces. She was the daughter in law of Frank Hawley, a prominent resident who also died recently.
The prosecutor states Count Minotto shows loyalty to the United States amid wartime trials. Details on charges and testimony remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A fragmentary report claims the steamship South Bend, built by a Delaware yard and linked to a major firm, is touted as the safest cargo carrier ever produced. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the vessel’s launch and ownership are noted.
A home made cough syrup using Pinex and sugar or honey is advertised as stronger than store bought remedies. The ad claims fast relief, loosens phlegm, soothes throat irritation, and helps bronchitis hoarseness and whooping cough, with a money back guarantee from the Fort Wayne Indiana company.
Arizona officials report a Gloradala family fined for hoarding food under the state food administration act. A deputy county official described shipments of household staples including sugar flour and cigars, with authorities noting violations of sugar and other regulations. The case involved penalties totaling $23 and fines at other local stores, as federal food administrators oversee enforcement.
In Nebraska residents face a pivotal senate contest with multiple candidates and shifting endorsements. Analysts note regional issues and voter fatigue as key factors shaping early polling and campaign strategy.
An old time remedy pitch promotes a corns treatment named Gets It by Joy-Walker. It promises quick relief and a guaranteed money back offer with a stated price and drugstore availability, all in period newspaper ad style.
A fragment describes trimmed collars of seal and Comey fur with low prices. The item lists a value and a tag showing D28.00, indicating a bargain fashion sale.
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