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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1902
Page
5
Local notes report trains No 9 and No 10 on time at 3 PM. H W Altman returns from the coast after visiting seaside resorts and attending the E P conclave in San Francisco. Arizona regiments were absent from the parade.
Allen's Foot-Ease powder claims to cure painful feet growing nails corns and bunions while easing tight shoes and stopping sweat and callouses. It markets as the era's greatest comfort discovery with a trial offer by mail for 26 cents and lists Allen 9 Olmsted Le Roy New York for orders.
In Pima Arizona the Democratic primaries produced a unanimous county convention slate for Charles M Shannon with a light turnout. Fifty to sixty voters cast ballots as no opposition existed and the Shannon ticket was elected to represent the party at the territorial convention in Tucson.
The snail trades as food extend beyond Paris to southern Europe and parts of Africa. French writer Dr Edward notes 90,000 pounds daily to Paris from Poitou Burgundy Champagne and Provence. Prices range 2 francs 50 centimes to 3 francs 60 centimes per hundred for garden snails, less for hedgerow snails. A Dijon snailery nets over 7000 francs yearly. Snails are fattened in Switzerland and exported pickled, eaten as relish in Austria Spain Italy and some US regions. Ashantees and other African tribes eat them daily. Algeria Cairo Rome markets and street hawkers feature snails for sale.
Complete Cuticura regimen offered as a skin and blood cure. Includes Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Resolvent Pills with chocolate coating as a tasteless, odorless substitute. Packaged in 60-dose screw cap vials at 25 cents, sold worldwide with depots in London and Paris and U S A distributor Foster Dive and Chem Corp.
Mexican dollar 41 4 cents and silver 52 3 4 cents. Copper at 11.50 and 11.65. St Joseph's Academy reopens September 2. Pupils may compete for honors and prizes by attending opening and remaining regular throughout the year. For watch and jewelry repairs go to BE G Capo's. Every watch guaranteed. first class work.
The article cites Cologne Cathedral lasting 632 years from 1248 to 1880, Milan Cathedral from 1386 to 1805, Rostermel Castle ninety years with long foundation work, and other palaces. It notes funding partly from sources other than taxpayers affecting views on delays.
The guide allows eggs cream buttermilk and all cheeses with a diabetic diet. Tart fruits peaches and strawberries with cream are OK without sugar while sweet fruits such as pears plums grapes apples and bananas are forbidden. Milk coffee tea and cereals vary. wine is avoided except certain acids. Vegetables with starch are forbidden leaving greens and light vegetables. Olives allowed. Moderate meat and all fish are advised, fatty parts preferred.
The A B C beer brand invites patrons to return bottle neck slips to receive a set of pictures. Collect 24 slips from quart bottles or 48 slips from pint bottles and submit at Julius Goldbaum’s retail store at 71 East Congress Street. Images will be mailed to the sender’s address.
During a crowded Royal Theater performance in Sydney a drunken sailor fell into the stairs. His companion cried man overboard and jumped after him. The latter suffered no injuries while the first sustained a broken leg.
Colonel W. M. Griffith returns from Phoenix as prison superintendent. Mrs. A. C. Moffit of Pearce visits friends. Mrs. P. P. Preciado of Pearce visits relatives. Clinton D. Hover and family back from coast. Deputy Marshal J. P. Welles of Phoenix in town on business. I. R. Bacon reports Oceanic mine prospers. Kneisly arrives from Douglas. B. A. Packard nominated by Cochise Democrats for Territorial council. J. W. Elmore and J. M. Hoover in town on business. George B. Marsh stops en route from coast. Chamberlin returns from California trip. K. T. Greene from Naco on business. Harry Fitzpatrick visits yards. New York Restaurant opens at Baldwin corner meals 25 cents.
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