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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1902
Page
7
A fragmented column describes ancient and imperial headgear in China with various styles and purposes. It weaves in a side anecdote about A. Douglas a printer in Cleveland and a tale about Wentworth printing bills, then shifts to a joke about a house and a tale of ears in Africa, ending with a reference to a learned man quoting the Koran.
A fragment describes seasonal Oshermen acting as caddies when fishing is lean. They are recognized by costume of vien Jersey and braced trousers. One man asks for his patron and is told Breess, with a maiden name pending.
A fragment from Harlem Life questions why Reggie never had a love affair and suggests Pyouncond has not recovered from past events. The brief dialogue hints at an unnamed object of affection and personal turmoil.
A San Francisco voyage to arctic waters describes chasing a ghost spout as whales hide beneath ice. Sailors watch Cape Navarin and hope for a sight as spouting proves elusive with water spurting through ice holes and the crew wary of disturbing the wary giants.
Do not salt cucumbers or eggplant before cooking as it hinders texture and flavor. Peel rhubarb when young and tender by wiping with a damp cloth. Tough meat can be stewed in a double boiler, though it takes longer. Fish fillets can be made from boned sections by removing backbone and bones. Soles give the best fillets. Leftover bread crusts can be dried for rolling or desserts. To prevent sausages from bursting, cook in water first then fry. this improves flavor.
An Atchison Globe report recounts a lynching of Sterling by a mob with Sandy Corbin proposing restraint. The mob proceeded after a brief protest, Sterlings boasts noted as the act moved forward in Kansas.
Instructions advocate broiling bacon in a hot oven to avoid excessive fat and offer drippings for fried potatoes. The piece then describes Navajo and Pueblo use of feather prayer sticks cherished in religious rites, noting white feathers tied to sticks used in personal petitions.
A humorous tale recalls Moses Coit Tyler as a lively morning lecturer and explains penmanship history from the question mark to the exclamation point. It recounts Atlantis legends from Solon to Plato and notes a college paper comparing Yale and Harvard football coaching cries with period flavor.
Judge Edwards of Lee County who has married many couples officiated for a runaway pair in a buggy on a public road. After the ceremony the groom produced 86 cents and offered it as honeymoon funds, joking he had saved it for the trip.
In a rare 19th century exchange, Daniel Webster met Benjamin Disraeli in England. Disraeli praised Websters oratory and noted his twang while joking about being at the levee with a strong accent. Sydney Smith praised Websters wisdom more than any man could possess.
Advertises a sale of fine Iffany glass at reduced prices by E. G. Cape the Jeweler located at 83 West Congress.
Edw Mehler of Union Bottling Works in Eric Pa says stomach trouble plagued him but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure gave relief and he recommends it. It digests what you eat and cures stomach troubles. Also notes for watch and jewelry repairs by KE G Capos with guaranteed first class work.
Stockholders of The Culver Universal Power Company are notified to attend a meeting at 478 Louisiana Avenue NW on May 3, 1902 at 4 p m. The agenda includes electing a Board of Directors and revising by-laws, with other lawful business. William Calver presides.
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