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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1902
Page
6
A fragment discusses directing restless boys toward constructive work with tools and playthings to curb mischief. It includes a dialogue about women's voting rights with Mrs. Torkins from the Washington Star, noting women should not be barred from voting and questioning the purpose of denying the ballot.
A collection of fragmented lines from various papers including Chicago News Ohio State Journal and Philadelphia Press. The snippets mention elections, legal questioning, and a cryptic remark about a pending jury decision, plus a quip about a relative leaving a large inheritance.
The piece discusses German working class eating habits with rye bread as staple, limited meat and dairy, and rare milk or white flour usage. It notes government control of rye bread, bread quality, and price ranges, plus a brief tangent on Italian flour use and a bank handwriting incident. It also includes several notarial attestations and bids notices from early 1900s commerce and government departments.
The prisoner assaults a deputy and hurls epithets such as scarecrow fool and idiot. He signs the deposition with All of which I swear to be true and leaves the court as the record notes.
The board of directors at Tucson Arizona on February 25 1902 amended Article 1 of the incorporation to read the Gold Quartz Mining Company. Stockholders at a February 192 meeting ratified the board action.
The text warns that Virginia’s Great Dismal Swamp and similar wetlands breed germs causing weakness chills fever and bodily pains and may lead to serious illnesses. It claims Electric Bitters destroy these germs prevent malaria and typhoid and includes a testimonial from John Charleston of Wyesville Ohio praising the remedy. It advertises a 50 cent price and druggist guarantee.
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