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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
2
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Wisconsin figures like William F Vilas urge national unity over factional fights warning Republicans push colonial glories. The piece denounces socialism and paternalism while defending individual rights and democratic principles. It recalls 1898 era naval scares and mocks imperial theater amid New England defense debates.
Dispatch from Berlin reports the German emperor will decorate several Americans as a token of appreciation for how they handled Prince Henry’s visit to the United States. Expectant Americans await honors from a generous sovereign, though many may be disappointed as the emperor’s limit of three hundred decorations may fall short of all who helped.
The piece critiques the Globe Democrat phrase The Party That Attacks Trusts and argues Republicans shield trusts while Democrats seek to curb monopolies. It cites Missouri brewers profits, Noah’s ark find in Alaska, and Pettigrew on Roosevelt, noting Western opinion of Roosevelt as not blaming God for events.
Mrs. T wonders where the alarm clock has disappeared from the table after hearing it ring this morning. She noted it was present yesterday when asked by Mr. T.
An reflection on how bearing sorrow for a loved one binds souls more than years of happy companionship. The speaker notes that only in hardship does the heart reveal its true depth, drawing nearer to the beloved.
A Lancet writer argues that men need more food due to larger energy use and oxygen needs. He notes higher chromocyte percentage, greater pulmonary capacity, and sharper metabolic activity in men versus women, citing a military display of dusky Amazons and warriors.
A London Chronicle piece surveys folklore and belief in sleeping saviors across countries. It cites Arthur in Avalon, Charles VI, Napoleon, Drake, Parnell, Mohammed Mohadi, Bobadil, King Lager, and the Tell family as legends said to awaken to restore independence or freedom, reflecting shared myths of destined revival.
A colonial passage outlines Hopi marriage where a woman selects a husband by sitting in his house and grinding corn. Divorce is achieved by discarding a saddle from the house. It notes clan control over property and permissive child-rearing, with a contrasting tale on seat etiquette from a New York Herald piece about a woman offering polite seating.
A young dramatist frets about cutting his play down and is advised to trim from both ends and work toward the middle. The Chicago Record Herald captures the playful exchange as a practical editorial quip.
A remark notes that "cleave" uniquely bears two opposite meanings in English. It adds examples "nervous," "let," and "propuga" as other instances of semantic paradoxes.
A brother of late Bishop Hare, a lawyer who resembled the bishop, was mistaken for the preacher by a conference member. The lookalike responded with humor, saying he practices while pointing to the real bishop nearby. The anecdote highlights wit at a New York City Methodist Episcopal event.
Advert shows common stomach complaints and urged use of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitter to treat early symptoms. Claims it tames stomach bowels purifies blood and relieves sick headache dizziness indigestion and dyspepsia. Promises quick results and notes for sale by druggists.
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