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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1902
Page
7
Long suffering rheumatic patients are urged to purge acid blood and rebuild health with S S S. The ad claims vitamin rich, vegetable remedy strengthens digestion and appetite while doctors offer free correspondence to tailor treatment. Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
Mrs Alice Horton of Thirty Twelfth Street in Bowling Green Kentucky writes that after suffering acute rheumatism in shoulders arms and legs for over two months and failing with doctors she used 8.8.8 and recovered completely. She urges support for 8.8.8.
A humorous tale recalls Dean Hoffman funding a unique dormitory by moving a hotel from Suwanee to serve as student housing. Legal challenges arose when townsfolk argued the hotel was public property, but the university ultimately prevailed and enjoys the singular dormitory.
A Chicago News quip recalls the old man bystander in a humorous exchange about proposing. Van Albert jokes that after a man proposes he questions his father. The witty exchange frames marriage talk in playful terms.
Hewitt recalls a dream while aboard a night boat about sleeping in the upper berth. Jewett taunts with a quip about oversleeping.
The Washington Star recounts Colonel John Trumbull’s 1820s method to preserve four of his Capitol rotunda paintings. Using waxed linen, beeswax and turpentine applied hot, with air circulation behind canvases, the works remain bright after decades of damp exposure.
A humorous excerpt judging memory with a dir invite and a pun on names Muller. Uncle bets nephew cannot repeat a directory after one read. Nephew proves the point with four pages of Muller. A Chicago woman prefers August for marriage citing alimony in divorce.
A New York Press note explains how a pound of feathers weighs more than a pound of lead when measured with air buoyancy considered. It describes weighing a pound of feathers and lead, then using an air pump to remove air, showing feathers sink while lead rises, proving the practical result.
An advertisement touts DeWitts Early Risers as the best pill for illness and constipation. It cites a testimonial from W H Howell of Houston Texas noting family health improvement and recommends Bell's Pharmacy for purchase.
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