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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1918
Page
5
A note on choosing lasting watches as gifts for men and boys. Quality timepieces outlast trends and can be passed to heirs. The message urges selecting durable, well-made watches over cheap, short lived options, valuing heirloom potential.
Hundreds of Mexican laborers at the Juarez bridge were ordered to pass through baths and fumigation as a health measure after a tense standoff. U.S. health officials issued a formal order, with Mexican authorities arranging a compromise through the consul general. The bridge was later expected to reopen.
An early ad touts that initial cost fades beside time and labor saved by the Martin Pitcher. It highlights Ronstadt Grain & Farm Element Co located at Congress and Main Streets with barley free of weed seeds and prompts Gust Phone 152 for orders.
Fragmented ad style text promotes products like Pyther Tin Ths hartyle and 681 Peer ofts as age defying tonics. Claims mention toning effects for cheeks and lips, with references to teething like benefits and vaginal or facial rejuvenation.
Arizona governor candidate Tom Campbell wins a Tucson Armory audience with a keynote praising home builders and state reform while opposing the entrenched machine. He attacks opponents and pledges to back the University of Arizona and public institutions, detailing tax, representation, and labor positions.
Government mobilizes medical and nursing staff to fight the flu outbreak. A $100,000 fund backs emergency public health efforts as 500 physicians and 1,000 nurses are sought. meetings limited. vaccine trials at Tufts College. draft entrainment calls canceled. first Denver death reported as the epidemic spreads.
The Knights of Ithias raise funds to send two ambulances to the front with the gifts coming from Tucson and Pima County residents, not the lodge. The ambulances will bear the name Pima County Arizona as lodges statewide join the effort. Tempe has contributed over $1,166, Phoenix over $960, with Tucson likely to top both.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as offering rapid relief from head catarrh by two minutes of breathing. It claims Hyomei ends a cold in a day and soothes symptoms like snuffles and offensive breath, with instructions to tear a few dressings and inhale.
Ter J Mitchell of Louisville Kentucky will lecture at the Chamber of Commerce on the evening of the 7th at 8 15 PM topic Where Are the Dead The notice appears in the local advertising column.
TAS Schneider moved to Phoenix after transfer. PRANK FO CURLEY of Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power was in Phoenix yesterday. HALE MARR of the Arizona Eastern came Thursday. 4 AR publisher ff the Neemaies Her alt was in the city yesterday. RO Willcon from the department of agriculture visited from Washington. ACHIE RO CONNER was in Phoenix yesterday on legal business. MAJOR BPSTIST HERBARE is a guest at the Santa Nita hotel.
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