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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1902

Page

4

City Council Adjourns After Long Meeting Tonight

The city council held an evening session at city hall with most members present except Councilman Shand. Officials approved audits, discussed balancing books, monthly water charges, and street improvements on South Sixth Street. The crossing at Sixth Avenue will get bells. council adjourned to continue tonight.

Shand Finance Committee H. E. Heighton Leighton Russell Reid Essrs Beuhman C. C. Goodwin E. O. Stratton Attory Mani Leon Nia Cruz Valley Company Anderson City Recorder Atso Sroufe Sixth Avenue E. P. Vanuren North Stone Avenue Herndon Diane Avenue

Two Major Plays and Concerts Set for Tucson Season

The Munro and Sage Company will stage The Prisoner of Zenda and Rupert of Hentzau as the spring season closes. Collamarini, famed Carmen, may appear if a $400 guarantee is raised, with Tucson Opera House hosting her in a future feature. The season ends April 25 with The Christian by the Western Company.

Zenda Munro and Sage Company Oese Anthony Hope Rupert O. Hentzan Grossetta Collamarini Concert Company Collarmarini Carmen Tucson Opera House Western

Proper care tips for book handling from Ladies' Home Journal

The article advises handling books correctly to prevent damage. Do not bend back bindings or lay face down. Avoid leaving pots overnight in rain and turning down pages to mark a place. Cultivate a good memory of where you leave off and rely on internal notes rather than external aids.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Im a Vicious Circle

A quip notes worry accelerates hair loss and baldness as men fear it. The London Kine captioning jokes that concern itself heightens the problem, suggesting anxiety drives hair shedding rather than actual causes.

Hot Springs Reservation Details Explored

The Hot Springs government reserve covers 2000 acres east of the creek and includes the mountain with the warm springs. Seventy two springs supply the baths, with twenty two bathhouses leased by the government and prices fixed by law. Water averages 138 degrees though some cooler spots need processing before bathing. Over 1 million dollars has been invested in improvements, and the army and navy hospital is noted as highly advanced.

Hot Springs Uncle Sam Army and Navy

Energetic Hen Declares Rooster Only Press Agent

A Baltimore American moral tale shows an industrious hen whose daily output attracts a crowing rooster and gossiping hens. She calmly explains the rooster acts as her press agent, proving success comes from minding one’s own business.

Rooster Baltimore American

Primitive Zimbabwean piano and odd regional tales

A passage describes a primitive Zimbabwean instrument made from iron strings on a wooden board, played over a hollow gourd. It recalls Bent’s melodious sound. The piece shifts to humorous anecdotes about a hobo quoting religious stakes before a crash, then a whale bone cottage on the Lancashire coast and whale bone architecture in Scotland. A brief dialogue from the San Francisco Chronicle follows, then a Michigan fisherman hooks two pike on Selkirk Lake, one large and one small entangled.

Matabeleland Mr. Bent Michigan Selkirk Lake Kalkaska County New York Times

Boston Lesson in Uniqueness and a Westerner's Take

A Chicago visitor tours Boston and fails to display paralysis symptoms in the eyes of local talk. The host asks if Boston is unique and the Westerner jokes that the word likely means horse and that Boston is a "ales" town, implying a rough take on regional character.

Boston

Priest in Worth Wood Scrubbs Prison Praises Cats

An English clergyman preached to Worth Wood Scrubbs inmates in support of the Church Society For the Promotion of Kindness to Animals. He declared the cat the friend of the poor man and argued it deserves consideration because it is weaker than man, useful to humans, and capable of feeling like man.

Worthwood Scrubbs Prison Church Society For

Weather Prophet Lacks Confidence Says Forecaster

A Washington Star quote notes a young man admits low self confidence and explains years of work on weather predictions. The exchange frames personal doubt against professional forecasting experience.

Washington Star

Humorous Fragments and Oddities Echo City Gossip

A collage of clipped quips and jokes from old papers includes a Roman reference from Httie Georgie, price dispute humor from a Philadelphia Exchange, a Browns party quip about a baby bottle mishap, and a note that Dr Schell offers free eye examinations again.

Ten Days Longer to Saturday April

Drs Gray Smith of The Painless Dental Specialists extends a notice for an extra ten days to Saturday April, urging patients to schedule cleanings and consultations before the deadline.

DRS. GRAY@ SMITH

Painless Tooth Extractions Using Vitalized Air Advertised

In Tucson on March 8 1902 and March 9 1902 Drs Gray and Smith advertised painless tooth extractions using their vitalized air. Patients James Fraser and J L Powell report no pain and quick relief after treatment at the San Augustine Hotel Church Street entrance No 44.

San Augustine Hotel Church Street Tucson Arizona James Fraser Drs. Gray & Smith J. L. Powell

Medical trial offer with refund and free exam

Money refunded if not perfectly satisfied after 30 days trial. Myes examined free. Dr. H A Schell.

Myes H. A. Schell

Wonder Workers Cure Sickness With King's New Pills

Millions marvel at the multitude of maladies cut off by Dr. King's New Pills. They claim to ease stomach, liver, and bowel troubles including dyspepsia loss of appetite jaundice biliousness fever malaria. Available at druggists for 25 cents.

The Prisoner of Zen da Impresses Audiences Again

The Prisoner of Zen da has become a major success with its retainment of key episodes and lively action. The play promises a strong showing as it is announced for presentation tonight at the venue.

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