Learn from Everyone Yet Missed Lessons
Orison Swett Marden quotes stress constant learning from all encounters. The text urges self comparison with others, noting famous figures like Daniel Webster and Charles Dickens gathered knowledge from conversations, reading, and observation. It contrasts two young men: one ambitiously learning from lectures, the other passive and wasteful of opportunity.
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Daniel Webster
H “d
Webster
Hayne
Charles Dickens
Orison Swett Merden
Old Native Marriage Customs and Hazards of Zinc Exposure
The piece outlines Hopi and related tribes marriage rites with wives gaining ownership of home and property, and a swift divorce method by the wife removing the husband’s saddle. It also reports toxic zinc exposure harming workers in calico printing, glass coloring, optics, and pipe making, noting deaths from inhalation and broader risks across occupations.
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Arizona
Cleveland Plain Deacher
New York World
Farmer Uses London Registration to Beat Desk Clerk
A country farmer recalls tricking a hotel desk clerk by registering as from London to secure a lower rate. He notes the clerk quoted $4 per day for American and $1.90 for European, then he claimed London to gain the cheaper European rate. The anecdote appears in the New York Press.
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New York
London
New York Press
Old Lady Complains About Standing Army in London Chums
A dialogue scene features an old woman berating government policy for keeping a standing army, expressing sympathy for Corporal Cannon and noting the burden on soldiers. The exchange reveals social attitudes toward military service in wartime London.
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Corporal Cannon
London
Discovery of iron earliest tale from smelting claim
The passage relays a child’s account that iron was first found or produced by smelting. A traveler’s remark contrasts greeting customs with a vivid regional anecdote. The Chicago Post excerpt frames a classroom discussion about ancient metallurgical origins.
Fly breeding and disposal methods in medical observations
The text discusses rapid fly multiplication, noting a single female laying around 120 eggs and potential descendants numbering millions in a hot summer. It argues for swift burial of organic refuse to prevent breeding and emphasizes eggs being laid in dead carcasses immediately at or before death. Lancet style observational commentary.
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Linuwus
Aimal
Samson
Virgil
Packard
Thirteen life mistakes and temperament in exercise
The Philadelphia Record notes thirteen life mistakes such as setting own standards and demanding uniform opinions. It cites Yale tests showing temperament dictates exercise needs with nervous individuals avoiding heavy workouts while phlegmatic ones require activity.
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Yale Psychological Laboratory
Philadelphia Record
Romans Built Grand Aqueducts Still Rise If Measured
Eight ancient Roman aqueducts supplied about 40 million gallons of water daily to Rome. The writer muses that these vast arch structures on tall piers might never have been built if water always rose to its own level.
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Rome
Mrs Rubba and Mr Rubba Roam Philadelphia Press Chat
A brief comic exchange from the Philadelphia Press where Mrs Rubba questions why a woman watches her and Mr Rubba suggests she eyes him to learn why he stares at her. The panel captures a light vanity clash in a city paper dialogue.
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Mrs. Rubba
Mr. Rubba
Philadelphia Press
Domestic Housekeeper Recalls Quiet Cook Leaving for Style
A Detroit Free Press clipping quotes a housekeeper describing the departure of a cook blamed on a desire for a more stylish position. The cook left after six weeks of tensions over entertaining, money, and simple amusements, sending a postcard that she would not return because she found a more stylish place.
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Ella
Three Rules For Fishing From An Old Man
The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse observes an old man fishing for trout along a river bank. The man explains three rules for fishing: stay out of sight, stay further out of sight, and stay even more out of sight, then you’ll succeed.
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Mark Guy Pearse
London
The Wearts and the Spade Poker Moral
A man in a friendly draw poker game discovers four hearts and a club, discards the club for a spade, calls the hand hearts, and bets $7 on music. Another player immediately notices the cash and wins the pot, illustrating the moral that a wise man may call a spade a spade.
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New York Herald
No title available in readable text
Roving speech shows a speaking persona declaring wealth and desire for an opulent palace. The speaker boasts about expensive construction and spurning frugality, hinting at a public display of wealth and status. No clear names or places are identifiable in the readable fragment.
Let the Citizen Follow You Ad Mail Offer
Parties heading to the coast or resorts for summer can have The Citizen mailed to their address at the same carrier price. Leave address at The Citizen business office corner Stone avenue and Broadway or phone Main 17L.
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Citizen Business
Stone Avenue
Broadway
Territorial Democratic Convention scheduled in Tucson September 3 1902
The Territorial Democratic Central Committee announces a convention in Tucson on September 3 1902 at 10 a m to select a Delegate to Congress and a Territorial Central Committee and conduct other business. County committees are instructed to call conventions to appoint delegates based on votes for Marcus A Smith in 1900 with proxies limited to residents of each county. E E Ellinwood chairman and Frank P Trott secretary.
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Territorial Democratic Central Committee
Prescott
Ariz
Tucson
Congress
Territorial Central Committee
Fomer
Democratic Central Committees
Marcus A. Smith
Gates
Umno Rees
Piers
Ste
Viataine
Steiaie Slareey
Territorial Committee
Lec
Paragaohs
Arizona
Territorial
Demcratic Central Committee
E. E. Ellinwood
Frank P. Trott
Buggy Sale Before Move to Congress Street Store
F J Villaescusa advertises a buggy sale to reduce stock before moving to Congress street. The listing notes contact at 110 South Meyer for interested buyers.
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Congress Street
F. J. Villaescusa
South Meyer
Fine Jewelry Sale at HM. G. Cape's
A fragment notes low prices on items at HM. G. Cape's Jeweler shop located at 83 West Congresa. The text highlights sale offers and invites customers to visit the store for bargains.
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HM. G. Cape
West Congresa
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