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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1902
Page
8
A long time window washer Patrick asks for a raise after twenty five years with Tiffany & Co. The firm denies additional pay as the meeting ends with the employee leaving, and the office chorus jokes about his “permission to have me job.”
A. C. Burrage of Boston rose from near poverty to a vast fortune in about ten years. He gained early wealth from a gas charter dispute in Brookline and Rogers partnership, earning a half million dollar fee. Later he connected with Standard Oil, expanding his holdings to multiple homes including a city mansion on Commonwealth Avenue, a Redlands California estate, and a Cohasset summer residence.
W. C. Greene plans a 24 room brick and plaster residence at Cananea in the copper camp. Trost and Rust prepared plans for a Spanish Mission home with an Italian sunken garden arbor and arcade veranda. Construction valued at $50,000 to begin within two weeks.
Local forecast notes minimum 47, maximum 89 and mean around 68 degrees. Winds southwest with cloud cover and a falling barometer. Electrical storm moving from the south may affect changes around the 28th 30th and 2nd of ar.
Dr M L Scarbrough of Heborn Ohio recalls losing his voice after a severe cold and a stubborn cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with quick relief. The doctor offers throat and lung aid with guaranteed satisfaction. Trial bottles are free.
A Washington Star item recalls six scientists in Dupont Circle who each offer a different definition of temperament. The exchange follows a neighbor’s question prompted by his daughter's frequent queries about the term. The diverse views range from mental states to constitutional differences and bodily systems.
The Edinburgh Scotsman clarifies that antiseptics arrest growth rather than kill microbes. Paste treated with carbolic acid remains edible only while the acid lasts, after which decay resumes. Cold acts as an antiseptic for meat and fish but true disinfection requires proper agents and proportions.
Miss Upperton claims her great grandfather was a Virginian Taylor and her grandfather a Chicago butcher, while Miss Newrich dismisses the boast as unaffected. The exchange appears in the Chicago News account of family lore.
A brief quotation from the Detroit Free Press portrays a thorough pessimist who sees no sunny side and notes complaints about heat when any light aparears.
A Budapest advertisement seeking a barber for a lucrative business led to the arrest of the advertiser. Police uncovered the “business” was burglary, with the barber in jail awaiting further action.
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