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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
8
Guthrie Oklahoma August 8 Miss Bernie Montgomery a Chicago actress visiting for the summer became a heroine by preventing the attempted murder in a public incident.
In Brown county Indiana farmers faced a new con by Chicago confidence men. At Isaac Thompson’s home a man and woman and an alleged preacher asked to marry. Thompson signed a promissory note thinking he was only signing as a witness. The note now burdens him.
New York reports metal and monetary prices with Mexican dollars at 4146 to 4148 cents per unit, silver at 52 to 53 cents per ounce, and copper quoted between 11.85 and 11.95 cents per pound.
Advertisement extols Dr. King's New Life Pills claiming instant vitality and facial radiance. It promises active organs and painless digestion with no headaches and no blues, selling at 25 cents at druggists.
The piece argues for slow eating to prevent excess hunger and digestive harm. It compares child feeding to horse feeding, explains hunger as a bodywide signal, and outlines four key steps: teeth, saliva, stomach, and blood heat. It cautions against rapid meals and postmealtime activities.
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. County committees are to designate delegates based on votes for Marcus A. Smith in 1900, with proxies allowed only for county residents. It urges adherence to primary election law and names E. E. Ellinwood as chairman and Frank P. Trott as secretary.
Owing to moves to Congress street location, harnesses saddles buggies and wagons reduced until September 1. F. J. Villaescusa 110 S Meyer Street. Fine pieces at low prices at K. G. Capo’s Jeweler 83 West Congress.
The Citizen notes readers heading to coast or resorts for the summer can have the newspaper mailed to their summer address at the same carrier rate. Readers should leave their forwarding address at The Citizen business office located at Stone avenue and Broadway or call Main 171.
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