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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
3
Disjointed text fragments mention Tucson society, misread names, and community figures. The garbled lines reference individuals, places, and brief events, with no clear narrative or actionable detail to summarize a single story.
A local event hosted by the Wrens League gathered young students for a casual reception. Attendees enjoyed light refreshments and a brief program celebrating community ties and student achievements in a relaxed setting.
In downtown arrangements a meeting led by Mre von Kleinkmid announced the Worriars lLeagius cept bre see building would be used again for the girlie thie exit treat Monday Stee. Details included hostesses and wives of soldiers training at the University during the day.
Minute text fragment shows garbled phrases and possible names but lacks clear events or context. No verifiable persons, organizations, or dates can be confirmed from the readable portion.
The report notes a Purkat Veetetiagy gathering with a sewing club demonstration by Moss Hont and others. Attendees included Mrs Par etaie club leader and port market discussions in Fort Pierce with prices around 40m.
An advertisement voice extols old fashioned cures and a tonic called Iron-tic from Dr Keree in Buffalo. It promotes May-apple laxatives, Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and Anuric tablets for kidney health, urging plenty of water and routine use during spring fatigue and backache symptoms.
A rough OCR passage cites Rep Nolan of California discussing a civil service budget and military veterans in a context of a 646,000 person affected figure. The text is garbled, but implies debate over a relief or wartime measure with Republican author.
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