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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1902

Page

8

Invitation to Sonora Governor Visit Tucson

The Tucson Chamber of Commerce Executive Committee met to extend an invitation to Governor Ysabel of Sonora and party to visit Tucson on their way to Cananea. Allan Bernard and Judge Barnes will meet them in Hermosillo, with plans for a public reception at the Elk's Club and a city tour by carriage.

Tucson Genral Torres Naco Ana Cananea Cananea Chamber of Commerce Ysabel Benson Nogales Pres.ent Diaz Republic of Mexico Elk’s Club Los Angeles EL Paso Arizona New Paso Southwestern Railroad Southern Pacific Santa Fe Deming Southwestern Lucson

Weather Persists Sparks Tailor Demand

If this weather continues you will need your last spring suit cleaned or buy a new one from Smith, the leading tailor.

Smith Paris

Farmer Joe’s Retort Crushes Young Debater in Session

A tall farmer nicknamed Farmer Joe silenced a bumptious youngster in a legislative debate by quoting Pope and lampooning the speaker’s soul, provoking convulsions of laughter in the chamber and leaving the junior opponent unable to respond.

Graybeard Herkimer Rymal Niagara Farmer Joe Speaker Pope Lake Superior New York News

Large ancient trees and care tips in a pruning note

The article discusses lifespans of various trees and flowering plants, notes the benefits of gentle rain for houseplants, and stresses soil compaction after planting. It mentions the Cheshire apple tree as the largest in New England, and warns against overgrowth of grass in orchards. It also references a tree in Ashanti that yields vegetable butter.

New England Cheshire Conn Ashanti

Breathing and nostril exercises in Indian practice

Chambers' Journal notes that Indian sages pursue breathing methods for vitality beyond oxygen. Practices include inhaling through the left nostril and exhaling through the right, and drinking water via the nostrils to cool the head, kept briefly before expulsion.

Chambers’ Journal

Growth of Bananas in Rose Plantings

The text explains planting bananas among roses with suckers placed about ten feet apart. Each plant yields one bunch per cycle, maturing in twelve to fourteen months. A new shoot is allowed from the root at six months, again at nine months, creating a continuous yearly harvest after the first year.

Repartee in the Harvard Chemistry Class

A Harvard class of 1860 member recalls Professor Job Cook in a lime recitation. When asked how to slack lime, student Mr Slack answered Cook it sir, provoking laughter. The sedate professor interpreted it as an affront and reported Slack for a reprimand.

Harvard Job Cook Mr. Slack Slack

Sunday School Teacher Trolls Newcomer Over Fishing Habit

A Boston Courier humor piece shows a Sunday School teacher chiding a newcomer for fishing on the Lord's day. The teacher questions a little boy about not fishing, and the boy explains there are no fish where he lives.

Sandy Boston Courier Los Angeles Florida Brownsberger Seventh St Cal

Early Struggles of Doctor Build Practice

The doctor reflected on days waiting for patients in his office. An associate joked that now monuments sit on his patients, noting the shift from waiting to fame or recognition.

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