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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1902
Page
8
The Citizen offers summer delivery to readers leaving for coast or resorts. Mail subscription at same carrier rate with address changes handled at The Citizen business office corner Stone avenue and Broadway or by telephone Main 171.
A rumor filled story recounts a postponed cabinet meeting in England sparked by a wind and weather scare. Queen Victoria, Princess Louise and a weather professor appear in a tale of political theater, gossip, and delayed decisions that touched the Stock Exchange headlines.
A collection of light vignettes and curious names from past issues. It recalls a bride to be avoiding ministers and doctors, a Deaf groom at a English wedding, and mentions the Beefsteaks and Seriblerus clubs with famed members.
A description explains the blind spot where the optic nerve meets the retina and how to test it with a simple hand alignment. It notes the discovery in Charles II's era and quotes Harvey Sutherland on perception and a Russian census finding of idolaters among 125,668,000 people with a 121 to 100 male female ratio.
There are times when your liver needs a tonic. DeWitt's Little Early Risers expel all poison from the system and tonic the liver. W. Scott, 531 Highland ave., Milton, Pa., says: I carried DeWitt's Little Early Risers for several years, and would not be without them. Bell's Pharmacy.
A Kansas drummer sues after a sewer fall near a hotel causing hip injury. He claims no railing and seeks damages, but a city response and lawyer guidance lead to a final settlement of 125 dollars with deductions for injuries and planks damaged. The tale is linked with a hospital trip and public opinion turning against the plaintiff.
The Territorial Democratic Central Committee calls a convention in Tucson on September 3, 1902 at 10 a.m. to choose a Delegate to Congress and a Territorial Central Committee. It invites Democrats across the Territory to participate and directs county committees to select delegates, with proxies allowed only for county residents, and urges adherence to Territory primary election law.
Stock reduction sale announced with reduced prices on harness saddles buggies and wagons at Congress street location until September 1. F J Villaescusa 110 S Meyer Street promotes fine pieces at low prices alongside B G Capo Jeweler 83 West Congress.
A Yankee and an Englishman debate race and national traits on a Brussels balcony. Their exchange veers into crude jests about fags and large gridirons and beefsteaks as witty insults fly between the two men. The scene references characters like Mrs Fite Clancey and Mrs Casey and concludes with a quip from the Philadelphia Press and a lawyer’s courtroom line from the Boston Transcript.
A light exchange in Town and Country plays on money and habits with a husband noting her claim and the wife retorting that she can track spending but cannot save what she spends. The dialogue underscores budget humor in a domestic vignette.
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