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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1902

Page

4

Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Nervous Woman Relief

An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for nervousness in women tied to uterine conditions. It claims it normalizes irregularities, steadies the nerves, stimulates appetite, and aids sleep, citing a testimonial from Mrs. Selma Erickson of St. Paul. It also promotes access to Common Sense Medical Adviser via stamps to mail order.

Selma Erickson Street St. Paul Minn Dr. Pierce Frex R.V. Pierce Buffalo, N. Y

Gambling tale of Charles James Fox and a wry dinner quip

A story frames Charles James Fox as a lively gambler who loses a debt to Mrs Crewe, then, asked to apologize, discovers he already paid. In London a dinner joke coins General Horace Porter a slot machine likeness, and the general fires back with a sharp retort about the chairman’s speeches and dinners.

Charles James Fox Crewe Mr. Fox Fox London Horace Porter

Final Last Meal Choice Ends In Grim Irony

A French man condemned to death chose mussels for his last meal, his favorite dish despite causing him terrible indigestion. He warned that this time they will not have the chance, underlining a grim irony in the death sentence.

France

Chivalry Saddle Warms Toward Queen Elizabeth Tale

A quip from New York Weekly contrasts Sir Weber Raleigh laying his cloak for Queen Elizabeth with a husband’s anger at his mother sitting on his hat. The cartoonish exchange reflects old fashioned manners and social satire.

Weber Raleigh Queen Elizabeth New York Weekly

Biggest snake in state fair misreported length

The newspaper notes a correction after a reader pointed out the snake at the state fair was longer than reported. Editors acknowledge space limits forced content cuts yesterday.

Indianapolis

Anecdotes of East Tour and Crimean Theatre Origins

An English traveler recalls a Patiala banquet incident where a servant misidentified ham as mutton, highlighting caste sensitivities. A judge warns the consequence of misnaming the dish. Prince Jerome Napoleon in Crimea organized entertainments to lift troops morale, giving rise to the Zouave theater tradition.

East Patiala Ham Pearson Prince Jerome Napoleon Marshal Caurobert Prince Jerome Varna Jerome Crimea

Firetrap Proprietor Accused of Grime

CHICAGO Ill Dec 5 Proprietor Smith of the Lincoln hotel where fourteen men were suffocated in yesterday's fire and his clerk Weber were arrested and arraigned today charged with accessories to murder before the fact Bond was furnished and they were released until further hearing.

Chicago, Ill Smith Lincoln Hotel Weber

Gity election officers named for two ward city vote

For the December 8 city election the city divides into two wards with a polling place in each. First ward polling at city hall with Robert Parsons as inspector and a team of H E Heighton W E Francis Harry Edwards Wiley E Tussing Bob Miller as marshal. Second ward ballots cast on Ochoa street under John E Magee inspector with Saly Eber A M Franklin as judges and S B Conley Porter Fleming clerks George Oaks as marshal.

Great Register Ochoa Street Robert Parsons H. E Heighton W. E. Francis Harry Edwards Wiley E. Tussing Bob Miller John E. Magee Saly Eber A. M. Franklin S. B. Conley Porter Fleming George Oaks

Destructive Morning Fire on Convent Street No Water In Mains

A disastrous fire destroyed the residence of Frank Miltenberg at Convent and Cushing, started about 8 o'clock with no one home. The dry Convent street main delayed water, delaying extinguishment. the house and contents valued at 3000 dollars were lost, no insurance, suspected arson, sparking questions about Tucson fire protection.

Frank Miltenberg Convent and Cushing Stretes Convent Street Stone Avenue Miltenberg Carrillo Tucson

Hair-Rope Courage of Carthaginian Women

A legend recalls Carthage women public spirit during a siege. Led by the queen they cut off their hair to fashion ropes since no time remained to weave them locally. The act symbolized supreme devotion to the city and its defense.

Carthage

Lace making in Paraguay and wax insect industry

The article describes Paraguayan lace making known as nanduti and details two crafts towns pursue such as lace collarettes and embroidery. It notes the wax insect Cossus pela cradle, spring bark growth, and May June insect swarms, with a beetle parasite said to reduce wax scale value in markets per Chambers' Journal.

Paraguay Republic Chambers’ Journal

Will and kinship shape paths in a world of effort

A narrator cites Jones Bure and Brown as examples of success driven by force of character and by family influence. Jones Bure relies on his own will, while Brown benefits from his uncle's will, suggesting different routes to progress.

Jones Bure Brown

Deceptive Law Talk Sparks Yard Name Debate

In a humorous exchange, Hup ery Higgins complains about laws forcing people to name dogs appropriately. Dusty Rhoads asks what is wrong as a woman threatens to call Fido, who is described as a big brindle bull, highlighting a prankish dispute over dog naming.

Hupery Higgins Dusty Rhoads Fido Chicago Tribune

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