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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1902

Page

4

Sleeping Car Travelers Often Disrobe In Berths

A New Orleans Times Democrat report quotes a conductor on the New Orleans to Chicago run who says many passengers disrobe in sleeping cars despite berths being like home beds. He notes men remove boots and collars while women invariably seek comfort and cleanliness by removing shoes.

New Orleans Chicago New Orleans Times Democrat Dr. Pierce Pierce Elmer Lawler Volga, Jefferson Co Indiana Golden Medical Discovery

Scolding Book and Slipper Compare to Funeral Customs

An observed scene shows a canvasser offering a "Mother's Guide" as a parenting aid, rejected by a woman who compares it unfavorably to a slipper. The piece also notes a Roman funeral custom where the household staff are dismissed at church door, with the coachman driving away the carriage.

Brooklyn Ea Gle Rome Oro Chicago Merald

Why We Eat Some Foods and Their Scientific Reasons

The piece explains why common foods and condiments are used. It cites milk with tea to protect stomach lining, vinegar with salads for cellulose digestion, oil to shield the stomach, butter for appetite aids, and spices to stimulate digestion while noting salt balance and microbial factors. It closes with a legend about a desert bird and a note from the New York Press.

New York Press

Boy Receives Roosevelt Message On Football Motto

Francis Burton Harrington, seven, chose a Roosevelt motto "Don't foul, don't flinch, hit the line hard." President Roosevelt sent a steel engraving with a handwritten note asking if he plays football. The letter and engraving arrived at the Harrington home after the Broadway Public School pupils were invited to pick guiding mottos.

Pawtucket R. T Broadway Public School Francis Burton Harrington Francis M. Harrington Col. Roosevelt Rough Riders Presiden Roosevelt Burton Harrington Residence Theodore Roosevelt

Wife Objects To Sweet Kisses In Portsmouth Court

In Portsmouth Ohio April 4 Mrs Andrew Davis filed in police court alleging her husband forced their daughter to fetch a man for a kiss then assaulted her when she refused She says the man in question Liz was in his arms prompting a heated confrontation The mayor ordered Davis jailed to deter infidelity claims and the case stirred local gossip

Portsmouth Ohio Litdie Andrew Davis Andrew

First American Mandolins from Chicago 1883 1884

Clarence L. Partee recalls the earliest American mandolins crafted in Chicago by Joseph Bohmann around 1883 or 1884. He notes the first instruments were crude and oversized but marked a beginning, leading to rapid improvements and dominance over imported mandolins by professionals.

America Chicago Joseph Bobmann Bohmann Bohrmann Clarence L. Partee Men's Magazine

Legend Explains Rice Toss At Wedding In Chinese Tale

An old legend links wedding rice tossing to China. Sorcerer Chao schemes to harm a bride Worun wishes to wed on an auspicious day. Peach Blossom directs rice to be thrown from the door, diverting a magical attack by the Golden Pheasant spirit and saving the bride.

Chao Peach Blossom

There Should Be A Law To Strain Theatres From Printing Jokes

A brief exchange laments theatre programs including risque humor. Wicks argues for restraint and readers endure others reading aloud, while Hicks notes listeners suffer from such content. The Catholic Standard and Times is cited.

Wicks

Tucson Chamber of Commerce Plans for the Future

The Tucson Chamber of Commerce will adjourn its next meeting for a month as offices are being constructed on Stone avenue. The executive committee aims to secure quarters and appoint a secretary after relocation. The May meeting will mark renewed activity with dues collected and funds ready for business. General Manning oversees pledged funds to bolster the treasury. The article also notes theater impresario Daniel Frohman’s influence and updates on local business posts, including Woods’s promotion and office changes, plus a free eye examination by Dr. Schell.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Stone Avenue General Manning Executive Committee

Determination Debate Cited by Neighbor and Farmer

A neighbor confronts about a boy's resolve while Farmer Corn tessel defends Josh's stubbornness. The Washington Star quote highlights perceptions of willpower and reluctance to work in a small community context.

Corn Tessel Josh Washington Star

Ten Days Longer To Saturday April

Drs Gray Smith of The Painless Dental Specialists notes a ten day extension to Saturday in an advisory or notice. The wording implies a deadline shift with emphasis on the dental practice. No further context provided.

Painless Tooth Extraction Reported in Tucson

In March 1902 at the San Augustine Hotel in Tucson Drs Gray and Smith used their vitalized air to extract teeth with no pain or ill effects. A local note by J L Powell praises the painless method and recommends it to others seeking relief from bad teeth.

Tucson Arizona

Tiffany glass at low prices offered by Cape’s Jeweler

Readable line notes fine Tiffany glass at discount prices offered by E G Capes the jeweler located at 83 West Congress.

Cape the Jeweler Weat Congress

Wedding Rings Made To Order In Cape’s Jeweler Shop

A local jeweler offers custom wedding and birthday rings for men at BE. G. Capes, located at 83 West Coregrets Street, promising crafted pieces to fit personal style and budgets.

BE. G. Cape’s, the Jeweler West Coregrets Street

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