Tucson as a Health Resort and Climate Benefit
An 1890s Tucson health profile extols the city on the Southern Pacific line as a dry, high desert climate ideal for pulmonary disease. It praises altitude around 2400 feet, abundant sun, low humidity, minimal rainfall, and outdoor life boosting recovery, with statements from local physicians and journalists on climate therapy and regional scenery.
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