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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
7
A reader letter from Mrs Ida L Roser extols Lydia E B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The note credits relief from sickness and distress, gratitude, and belief in the product’s efficacy, illustrating the publisher's mission to bring peace and happiness to suffering women.
A Denver woman Mrs Ida L Roser appeals for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to aid female troubles and infertility. She praises the product and invites others to write for advice while noting testimonials. The letter ends with a reward line referencing a bank notice.
A Philadelphia Record humor item notes Mrs Bilkins learned poker and keeps her husband in at night. She wins so much of his spending allowance that he hasn’t the price of a drink. The quip highlights domestic comic tension through gambling gains and budget control.
The late Lord Morris gave a characteristic illustration of prima facie evidence. He told the jury that seeing a man coming out of a public house wiping his mouth would be prima facie evidence he had been drinking.
In the Indianapolis News snippet a playful exchange unfolds about a Lady and a Maid and a mysterious cry at home. The fragment suggests social chatter and domestic mischief without clear context or outcome.
Quote recounts Bingle stating two horses were killed in a battle during the last war when a railway car he rode in backed into them. The exchange is attributed to Cleveland Main Dealer.
A humorous survey of courtship customs in various countries. Hungarian brides receive love letters baked in cakes with coins inside. Japanese suitors fling plum blossoms to signal feelings. Spanish youths await acceptance at the father’s door with a water gourd. Eskimo suitors abduct the beloved, who resists to preserve tradition.
A historical sketch describes Chinese beliefs and rituals for rain. It notes borrowing gods, offering willow branches, and temple wells with iron tablets. Messengers travel between districts trading tablets, fasting on return, and prayers peak in the fifth and sixth months.
The piece outlines arsenic poisoning with stages of pain thirst vomiting collapse and death lasting hours, then contrasts varying canary hen temperaments and roosters in domestic behavior with the hen. It cites Chambers Journal as the source.
The Druggists Circular offers a carpet cleaning method for spotless floors. Prepare a suds from white soap and hot water, add fuller's earth to a thin cream, then scrub small carpet sections with a brush dipped in the mixture. Rinse with a sponge and cold water, dry with a sponge and cloths, and repeat until the carpet dries fully.
A long dead swan, once fed by Charles I’s swans, travels to a club dinner that is overcooked. The piece then lists famed poets and literary figures from Shakespeare to Whitman, noting many names and a jewelry advertisement for Tiffany glass at BE G. Cape's, 88 West Congress.
Slogan saturated ad touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a universal remedy for sores burns wounds and skin diseases claiming immediate relief and relief from piles. It warns against counterfeits and cites testimonials from A Fuller English Ind and D Bell & Son. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure claiming it cures stubborn coughs and lists Bell’s Pharmacy 22 West Church Street as a seller alongside Cafe Goldtree offering oysters for 25 cents.
Illinois Central will cut train No 2 by one hour on the Omaha Chicago line. Train No 4 becomes a daylight departure from Omaha at 7:00 AM, arriving Chicago by 9:45 PM. Through cars run to St Paul via Fort Dodge and Alber Lea, with Minneapolis arrivals at 7:25 AM and 6:55 PM. Equipment includes Pullman sleeping, buffet library, smoking, reclining chair, and dining cars.
An old advertisement promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinice. It claims a full refund from all druggists if the cure fails and features BE. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
An exchange reveals a dispute where Flanagan accuses Hanagan of violence after a plate is thrown. Hanagan insists it was accidental and that she aimed at nothing in particular, sparking tension between the two men.
Legal professional listing for Tr F Ryan located at 46 Church Street in Tucson Arizona.
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