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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1902
Page
5
Boston capitalist Mr. Cook, hosted by Col Bridges and Gen Minty, surveys Arizona for rail and mining profits amid a possible Mexican Pacific line. Arizona watchers note late train No 9, a forced jail release case, and multiple business updates from University regents to streetcar progress.
A report claims Councilman Billy Reid plans to expel Barkley and Shand from the city council by challenging their eligibility, asserting they do not reside within town limits. Barkley and Shand deny the claim while licenses and charters depend on council actions. A crisis is expected as the license ordinance debate nears a vote.
Detroit Free Press staff member C. H. Glidden will leave Tucson tomorrow after vacation with his parents. Seb Miler heads to the Dragoons to oversee camp building. J. B. Hanna and Charles Connell tour new Pima county reserve. E. W. Bowers returns from eastern buying trip. W. H. Andereck and Harvey Anderecht at Hall house. John Beck returns from Knights of Pythias conclave in San Francisco. Duncan, formerly on the S. S. W. railroad, greets old friends. I. D. Reedy travels south from Phoenix, then Joseph McDowell arrives in Tucson to join the shops and make the city home.
Ney, son of a cooper, rose through the ranks to become a celebrated officer. In his final days he set aside vanities, faced death with resolve, and ordered his own execution, embodying a career of spectacular heroism.
On farms accidents occur frequently with cuts bruises and sprains. The ad promotes Dr Thomas Electric Oil claiming instant relief and safety by carrying it at all times.
An advert urges choosing Miller Bros Co for best value painting and paper hanging by C V Rinehart Shop at 37 E Broadway and 66 E Congress St with reasonable charges and phone 261.
Royal Baking Powder Company at 100 William Street New York promotes baking results with its product to enhance bread and cake quality and texture.
A Maine visitor in a London dining room pays the bill and learns the tip was not included. He quips I ate no waiter and hints at frustration before the topic ends. Also notes Billingsley’s dog singing with the dog having been shot at seven times.
A Life magazine fragment notes illusion as our own lovely fancies and delusion as others keepers of foolish fancies about themselves. The St. Louis Republic adds that dignity can be as slippery as a banana skin for a self important man.
In Turkey, red hair is regarded as highly attractive and women dye their hair to achieve the vivid tint. The trend reflects cultural notions of beauty and grooming practices centered on bold hair colour.
Julius Goldbaum, agent for the American Brewing Co of St Louis, announces a new redemption offer. Trade customers can return 24 neck slips from quart bottles or 48 slips from pint bottles to receive a set of 24 pictures sent to their address. Slips can be turned in at 71 East Congress St. for requisition.
Ladies can wear shoes one size smaller after using Allen's Foot-Ease powder. It eases tight or new shoes, relieves bunions and corns, and prevents swollen feet and blisters. Allen's Foot-Buase cures sweating and hot, achy feet. Available at druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents. Trial package free by mail from Allen S Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Pease Novelty Co. offers freight savings on typewriters slot machines and automatic equipment for sale or rent at 213 North Meyers Tucson. Dr H E Crepin returns from California vacation resumes practice in old A O U W building. E G Capo Jeweler advertises custom wedding and birthstone rings at 88 West Congres street. Dean's Ointment praised by C F Cornwell of Sauger ties New York for treating itching hemorrhoids.
Miller Bros and Co request a bottle of whisky as a remembered name. Phone 261.
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