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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1902
Page
4
When Money Talks, A Soldier’s Dilemma Sparks Debate
A brief New York brief quotes a befuddled husband faced with his wife’s demand for money. The gag line from the Beraid notes that any action under the strain would be deemed wrong, reflecting on financial strains in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mother's Girl and the Favorite Prescription Narrative
A mother describes tension in the daughter mother relationship during adolescence and endorses Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring health and nerve balance. A Wisconsin mother claims her daughter recovered after taking two bottles, then reports ongoing good health. The ad promotes The Common Sense Medical Adviser and how to obtain it by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Hall
Brodhead, Green Co
Wis
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
An Englishman's Wife as His Partner in Life and Business
Ainslee's Magazine portrays the English wife as a partner sharing labor and rewards, managing household finances, supporting political ambitions, and forming a unity of purpose that outlasts sentiment. She knows income to a penny and shares in her husband's career and questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Ainslee
Too Much Promised
In the Indianapolis News a short exchange notes a daughter running away to marry and her father’s forgiveness. The old man says he would forgive and forget them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis News
High Class Concert in Tucson Opera House Promises Notable Talent
Local music lovers are promised a high class opera concert next Friday evening at the Tucson opera house under the auspices of Mrs. W. J. Kirkpatrick and Miss Jesse Hughes. A strong city lineup performs selections from Florodora and The Little Duchess with a chorus and multiple soloists. The program combines contemporary comic opera favorites with a festive revue style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Kirkpatrick
Jesse Hughes
Tucson
Florodora Sexteete
Opera of
Florodora
Birdie Culver
Bethra Goldtree
Pearl Hoff
Myrtle Riecker
Mary Hughes
Lily Goodwin
Steve McKenna
Clay Parker
H. Ball
B. Cosgrove
H. Wheatley
Ivo Bogan
Little Duchess
Bertha Goldtree
de Dago
de Org
de Monk
Daer
Mr. Policeman
Dolly Varden
Jessie Hughes
New York
Moloch Horridus the Prickly Lizard of Australia
A Westminster Gazette report notes the Moloch horridus, an Australian lizard with dense spines. It appears fiercely ferocious in appearance yet is vegetarian and unnaturally dry, absorbing water through its body much like blotting paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molech
Westminster Gazette
Casting Sleighbells and Iron Core Method
An inquiry explains how sleighbells are cast with iron balls larger than the bell opening. A sand core shaped like the bell interior is placed inside, the molten metal fills the gap, and the core is burned away leaving a ball inside. The same method is used for ball valves and swivel joints.
Burdock Blood Bitters touted as guardian of pure blood
Ad copy-style claim asserts burdock blood bitters produce a clear complexion and pure blood. It promises laughter as a sign of health with line about a wise member and perpetual amusement.
Free Eye Examinations Offered by Dr. H A Schell
Eye care notice states free eye examinations available at Century Block upstairs by Dr. H A Schell. The advertisement specifies location details and suggests contacting for appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Schell
Century Block
Transcontinental trains announce San Francisco to New Orleans service
Beginning November 15 double daily trains will run between San Francisco and New Orleans. No. 10 Sunset Limited departs 7 p m from San Francisco and arrives New Orleans 6 45 p m with through sleepers to New York Chicago and more. No. 8 Gresgent City Express leaves 9 00 a m for New Orleans via Bakersfield and Tucson with drawing room sleeper and tourist cars to St Louis St Paul Chicago. No. 9 Sunset Limited from New Orleans arrives San Francisco 8 25 a m with layover in Los Angeles. No. 7 Pacific Express links Tucson and Los Angeles with diner and parlor car. For details contact Co M Burkhalter or R Lowrie in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New Orleans
Sunset Limited
Acson
New York
Chicago
Washington
Cincinnati
Memphis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Bakersfield
Tucson
Los Angeles
Plaza residence property at Military plaza sale notice
Haynes and Connell advertise $20 000 worth of residence property under construction on Military plaza with eight choice lots nearby priced 900 and 1200 dollars. Lowest plaza lots near Carnegie Library offered cash or easy terms. All plaza lots to rise in value upon Santa Rita hotel completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Military Plaza
Carnegie Library
Santa Rita Hotel
Haynes & Connell
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Geo. i. Cook @ Co
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E. B. Stepleton Arcadian Pharmacy
al Treat
Great Britain
James Chalmers
Sir Rowland Hill
Brazil
Switzerland
Finland
Russia
United States
France
Belgium
Spain
Bavaria
Occidental Hotel
F. A. Drake, SR
Absolute Safety Pioneer Transfer Co
Stone Ave
P. O
Remington and Smith
Care
B. J. Gunn
North Church St
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machines
C. F. Ackley
Boy
Fifth Avenue
J. Tarbox
North Meyer
South Main Street
W. H. Rule
S. Meyer St
Citizen Office
Sudson Stable
Black Saddle Horse
South Stone Avenue
East
Congress Street
Cory
Cor. Broadway
Sixth Ave
Royal Bakery
R. Winters
Ivancovich-Hofmeister Co
4Th Avenue
Ninth Street
W. A. Julian CO
Julius Goldbaum, Inc
Fourth Avenue
County of
Pima
Territory of
Loebs & Frisch
Southern Pacific
Coast
M. Burkhalter
R. Lowrie
Keeley Institute
Dwight, Lit
Tucson Opera House
C. B. Marvin
Funge
Opera House
Gorton’s
Minstrels
Kimball & Francis
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