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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1902

Page

4

Ganan ea m P Freeman Reports Cananea Visit Impressive

M P Freeman president of Consolidated National Bank returned from Cananea with thirteen directors from eastern cities. They inspected the mine and reduction works, praised the plant, noted new converters and a forthcoming concentrating plant, and traveled in Roosevelt’s private car Acadia.

M. P. Freeman Consolidated National Bank Cananea Freeman Ww. C. Greene Proufe Southern eoaPmCfici Southern Pacific Company Tucson New York Philadelphia Washington Benson Greene Mr. Freeman Olivette Mar. Freeman Greene Consolidated Copper Company Gid Pueblo Breathitt Birchard George Mitchell James H. Kirk Nogales Roosevelt Arizona Charleston Acadia West T.e Mark L. Sperry Scovell Manufacturing Company Waterbury Charles Aust New York State Bankers Association John A. Hiebner Shoe and Leather Bank F. H. Tustin Bloomsburg Penn Alfred Romer Produce Exchange of John R. Thayer Massachusetts W. J. Boies New York Post W. C. Greene Mr. Greene Col. Randolph California Colonel Randolph San Xavier Mission Tucson Chamber of Commerce

Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil advertised remedy

Diphtheria sore throat and croup relief promised by Thomas Eclectric Oil. Advertisers claimed instant relief and permanent cure with availability at any drug store.

Thomas

Tiffany glass offered at low prices at Cape’s Jeweler

Readable OCR notes Tiffany glass items offered at low prices by B. G. Cape, the jeweler, located at 83 West Congress. The brief item highlights affordable Tiffany glass inventory.

B. G. Cape the Jeweler West Congress

Dr King’s New Pills Promise Quick Health Fix

Advert describes pills that cure stomach liver bowel troubles including dyspepsia loss of appetite jaundice biliousness fever malaria. Claims millions marvel at the many illnesses removed by the medicine priced at 25 cents at all druggists.

Browning Devotion Remembered Through Personal Keepsakes

In Century Magazine, The Late Mrs. Arthur Bronson recalls Browning's deep devotion to his wife and son. He valued a gold ring from his wife and a Venice coin dated 1848 symbolizing Italian unity. The account highlights Browning's selfless pride in Robert's artistic path.

Browning Robert Heaven Manin Venice Italy Arthur Bronson Century Magazine

Gladstone Suppresses Tension with Calm Nap Strategy

In late life Gladstone faced a delicate Commons moment. He slept on the treasury bench to refresh, then spoke with precise restraint. His guarded speech left opponents puzzled as the issue faded from contention.

Gladstone House of Commons Treasury

Taupou Role in Samoa Described as Village Guide

The taupou is the chaperon and constant companion to the taupon who entertains strangers and shows sights. In Eseb Samoa a daughter of a chief is elected, housed by the village, and surrounded by native girls. No man may enter sacred precincts without an elder woman present. If the taupou resigns, a chief may appoint another highborn damsel.

Samoa Taupon Eseb

Only a Day at a Time After Serious Accident

A lady suffered a severe accident requiring a painful operation and months of bed confinement. As the doctor prepared to leave, she asked how long she would stay helpless. He replied cheerfully, Only a day at a time. The phrase comforted her then and in the long weeks ahead.

Pierce Akle Dr. Pierce

First American Printing and Illustration Milestones

The piece notes the first printing press in Cambridge Massachusetts at Harvard in 1639. It cites Tully's Almanac of Boston 1698 as containing the first American illustration and Increase Mather's Ichabod 1703 as the first American copperplate portrait. It credits engravers Paul Revere Benjamin Franklin and Isaiah Thomas with early distinction at Lexington.

United States Cambridge Mass Harvard University Tully Boston Increase Mather Ichabod Paul Revere Benjamin Franklin Isaiah Thomas Lexington

Japanese Festivals and Their Timelines

The article lists major Japanese festivals by date including New Year on first month, dolls day on third month, boys festival on fifth month, goddesses love day on seventh month, and Chrysanthemum Festival in ninth month. It notes the Chrysanthemum festival is no longer generally observed.

Tonabata

Ten Years of Marriage Talk Cited in Herald Quote

A New York Herald excerpt shows a couple planning finances, noting their tenth wedding anniversary approaches next Tuesday. The dialogue contrasts future economizing with focus on the present.

New York Herald

Sage's rule on association prompts learning circle doubt

The Chicago Tribune quotes a sage advising to associate with those who know more. A learner asks what to do if all mentors follow the same rule, highlighting the paradox of seeking growth among equals in a circle of wiser peers.

Chicago Tribune

Godfather Declines Core Christian Beliefs in Courthouse Tale

An exchange shows a godfather, asked if he believes the essentials of the faith, answering with emphasis that he renounces them all. The remark shocks the parson and witnesses, highlighting a dramatic moment in a service setting.

Inns of China and Its Cheap Yet Harsh Hospitality

A New York Mail and Express correspondent describes Chinese inns as rudimentary and crowded. Rooms are mud walled twelve foot squares with paper windows and minimal furnishings. Meals are rice and tea, charged on the European plan, totaling about five cents for traveler and two servants per night.

New York Mail and Express

Pickpocket Gone Wrong Prompted by Patented Vest Trick

A Fordham car crowd joked about pickpockets as a man boasted a self patented vest pocket chain trick to deter theft. The same man later announced his watch was stolen when someone clipped the chain and drew the watch through the other end, according to the New York News.

Fordham Wendover Avenue New York News

Palanca Sends Two Exquisite Necklaces to Weyler’s Wife

Don Carlos Palanca, a wealthy Span iardized Chinese trader, sent Mrs. Weyler two necklaces worth $20,000 each as a gift when Weyler was appointed governor general of Manila. Mrs. Weyler thanked him and chose to keep both pieces, unable to decide between them.

General Weyler Spain Manila Don Carlos Palanca Mrs. Weyler

We are told to love our enemies not to like them

A remark from Reminiscences contrasts loving enemies with disliking them. The speaker admits not liking foes yet professes love and a readiness to seek punishment that would prompt their repentance for mistreating him. The tone is wry and reflective about moral restraint and consequences.

De Witts Little Early Risers Cures Constipation

Neglect of bowel issues harms health and may become permanent. De Witts Little Early Risers promote relief for constipation without griping or nausea. Sold by S. L. Bell & Son.

de Witt S. L.’. Bell & Son

Arnica Salve Heals Four Year Ulcer

A Franklin Grove man, J. B. Orner, suffered a nearly fatal leg ulcer for four years that defied doctors until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it. The notice promotes the salve for soils burns bruises cuts corns scalds eruptions and piles with a 25 cent price at druggists.

J. B. Orner Franklin Grove Ill Bucklen

Properly Fitted Glasses Offered For Headache Relief

Dr A Schell optician offers free eye examinations and proper fitting of glasses for headache relief with satisfaction guaranteed.

Dr. A. Schell Optician

Dean's Ointment Claimed Instant Relief for Leg Sore

A Bowling Green, Ohio reader states a running itching leg sore caused tortures. He reports Dean's Ointment relieved burning and itching instantly and effected a permanent cure.

Dean C. W. Lenhart Bowling Green

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