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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1902

Page

7

Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Credited In Healing Woman's Tumor

Mrs D Arnold of the German Woman's Club in Los Angeles reports relief from a womb tumor after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She took twelve bottles and says her tumor disappeared and health improved, with no relapse. The ad promotes the remedy for irregular or painful menstruation and related womb issues, urging trust in the product.

D.arnold German Woman's Club Grand Pacific Hotel Los Angeles Cal Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham D. Arnoto

Brain weight comparisons by race across regions

The report lists average brain weights by nationality and region. It notes Scotchmen sixty ounces English forty nine French forty five Dutch Frisi an Italian and Lapp near English German often heavier Polish forty seven Hindoo and Indian groups forty one to forty four Mussulmans higher Khands under thirty eight Africa forty three to forty eight America forty seven Australia forty to forty two.

Hindoo India Mussulmans China Africa America Australia

Origin of Gringo Word Traced to Mexican War

The term gringo is traced to Mexican War practices where prisoners were called greenies for ignorance, then Mexicans used greenos for Americans. Over time greenos allegedly morphed into gringos used with contempt.

Despairing man confronts a heartless laugh

He admits misgivings and declares her utterly heartless. She turns pale in terror and says, did I open my mouth as wide as that. The scene shows a tense exchange amid fear and accusation.

Oddest of Modern Employments in Moving Pictures

A Philadelphia Schuylkill river scene sparked a real panic as bystanders believed two women were dueling. The incident, caused by a kinetoscope machine, hints at a future where many perform staged acts for viewers who never applaud or hiss, save for the photographer’s eye.

Schuylkill Philadelphia Abe Ninth Street

Training a Riding Horse: Master Demonstrates Obedience Lesson

In a riding school session described by the Atlanta Constitution the riding master trains a spirited horse to follow a stranger at a word, using a light whiplash and gentle guidance to teach obedience within five minutes. The horse learns by associating staying near the trainer with a mild sting and steady pressure on the bridle.

Atlanta Constitution

Valley Forge Reconsidered as a Nearby Valley

Clifton Johnson notes in Woman's Home Companion that Valley Forge lies just twenty three miles from Philadelphia with rail access along the Schuylkill river. He argues the region is not as lofty or remote as imagined and experiences less severe winter weather than northern states.

Valley Forge Philadelphia Schuylkill River Clifton Johnson Woman's Home Companion

How organs age at different times in the human body

The text argues that aging is not uniform. each organ ages on its own timetable. The brain peaks in size in the second decade, kidneys in the third, muscles and skeleton in the fifth, and heart and lungs in the eighth decade, so overall body size changes are not synchronized across all parts.

The Shark and Its Slow Swimmer Nature

A humorous discussion notes the shark’s slow swimming for its size yet warns its triangular dorsal fin on the back signals danger. It argues Byron’s dolphin comparison is flawed and asserts a shark cannot overtake faster vessels, including steam ships and torpedo boats.

Byron

The springbok’s wary leaps in South Africa

A description of the springbok, a shy and vigilant antelope, always alert to danger from humans and predators. The animal bounds 12 to 15 feet with a graceful single bound, lands on all fours, then rises again, while its normal gait is a light, springy trot with its nose near the ground.

Ilona

Peebles and the Compass in Pueblo Belief

Peebles describes Pueblo Indians recognizing six compass points each with a color. North yellow, west blue, south red, east white, upper regions multicolored, lower regions black. Each division houses animal deities like yellow and blue mountain lions along with other beasts, requiring worship to avoid divine wrath.

Peebles

Amber deposits around Europe and Sicily described

The largest amber sources lie along the Baltic coast between Memel and Konigsberg where shore swell after northerly gales throws the fossil resin ashore. Additional finds are noted on Sicily Adriatic shores England Norfolk Suffolk and Cape Sable in Maryland with mining in Prussia and excavations across Europe revealing amber in brown lignite coal beds.

Baltic Memel Konigsberg Sicily Adriatic English Norfolk and Suffolk Cape Sable Maryland Prussia Europe

The Aromatic Clove Tree Describes Uses and Value

The clove tree is aromatic in every part with the strongest scent in the bud. Buds and stems yield an article of commerce worth about one fifth the price of cloves and with similar strength. Ground cloves in home markets cost less than whole cloves.

Never Loses a Servant Lessons in Fair Tips

A practical millionaire near Fifth Avenue shares his system for keeping good staff. He pays fair wages and tips openly to servants, instructing guests to tip only up to a dollar so any excess is redirected to him.

Fifth Avenue Highlands Armand New York Press

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