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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1902

Page

7

Dean's Ointment praised for skin relief and local ads

A Tucson reader endorses Dean's Ointment after rapid relief from itching skin caused by eczema and rashes. The notice invites readers to George Martin's drug store for samples and lists Foster Milburn Co as U S agents with price at 50 cents. Also a stockholders meeting notice for Tonopah and Los Angeles Mining and Milling Co dated December 1902 in Tucson.

Dean Phoenix W. J. Cain National Bank of Arizona North Center Street Arizona Brisley Drug Co Center Adams Streets Tucson George Martin Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Tonopah & Los Angeles Mining and Milling Company West Pennington Street Tonopah and Los Angeles Mining and Milling. CO Byron Oliver D. C. Narver

Notice for saloon license in Tucson at Ninth Street

The undersigned LOEBS & FRISCH will apply at the city council meeting on Monday December 1 1902 for a saloon license for premises near the corner of Ninth Street and Fourth Avenue on lot 9 block 85 in Tucson Pima Territory Arizona Also includes advertising blurbs about DeWitts Early Risers and a pawnshop anecdote from Philadelphia Telegraph with a boy pawning his sister's coat to raise money to feed a sick mother.

Ninth Street Fourth Avenue Tucson County of Pima Territory of Arizona Loebs & Frisch Philadelphia Telegraph

Fibroid Tumors Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound

A Boston woman testifies that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her fibroid tumor and improved health. The letter claims the remedy expelled the tumor and strengthened her, urging other women to try it for ovarian issues, tumors, and menstrual distress.

KE. F. Hayes Dudley St Roxbury Boston Mass Lydia E. Pinkham

The Baby Queen and the Scottish Halfpenny Name

The term bawbee or bawhbee for the Scottish halfpenny derives from an early portrait of Mary Queen of Scots at her 1543 coronation when she was a baby. Coins from that era show her infant face, giving the coin its famed nickname, though later issues no longer bear the image.

Mary Scotland Pearson

Why Ravens Carried Bread to Elijah and Ravens as Healers

A Cornhill Magazine excerpt ponders if ravens were ever considered unlucky and why they bore bread to Elijah in the wilderness. It cites Epiphanius’s Egyptian commentary explaining ravens feeding their red fledglings that later turn black, and notes the need for naturalists to verify this odd tale.

Elijah St. Luks Epiphanius Evangelist Ravens Omy Ben Raven Cornhill Magazine

Nile River Mud and the Sudanese Land We Live

A Cornhill Magazine excerpt extols Nile mud as the lifeblood of a rainless Egypt. It notes how all cultivation, construction, and even air quality rely on the river’s silt, with mud forming bricks, pottery, mosques, and ships, shaping daily life from desert to village.

Nile Earth Egypt Assjout Cornhill Magazine

Traditional Arabian Coffee Making Method Described

The procedure shows roasting green berries over charcoal until they smoke, braying them in a mortar, and then boiling the broken bits in hot water. The decoction is stirred as it boils briefly, and served in small cups without cream or sugar.

Epithets Fly Between Virginia Boys in Washington

A Virginia statesman in Washington has two young sons who quarrel over insults. After one boy calls the other a microbe, the eldest blurts back you are another, then corrects himself claiming you are a draft. The parents discuss health while the children listen.

Virginia Statesman Washington Detroit Free Press

A South African Animal Aardwolf Described

A curious South African creature, the aardwolf, is described as looking like toasted bread with four legs, a catlike head, and a ratlike nose. Its tail resembles a fox tail, and the animal likely dwells in South Africa, suggesting it would not fit in elsewhere.

South Africa

Tucson Improvement Company Articles of Incorporation

Articles filed September 5 1902 establish Tucson Improvement Company in Pima County Arizona. Founding members William Phelps Ed Banister James Swan J B Frontin J H Schneider and G S Manzo form a six member board with 1000 shares at 10 each capital 10000 and 25 year duration. The charter outlines broad mining and land operations and powers to borrow pledge mortgage and regulate governance. Notary public Thos D Latterwhite and County Recorder Chas A Shibell witness the filing.

William Phelps Ed Banister James Swan J. B. Frontin J. H. Schneider G. S. Manzo Territory of Arizona Tucson Improvement Company Tucson Pima County United States United States of America Pima Territory Board of Directors A. D G. Ss. Manzo Territory of Arizona County of Thomas D. Satterwhite Chas. A. Shibell

Ecklen's Arnica Salve Promoted for War Wounds

Advert shows Ecklen's Arnica Salve praised by veterans for scrapes bruises cuts and burns. Claims it cures or no pay with a 25 cent price at all druggists. The copy emphasizes relief for sore feet stiff joints and skin ailments.

Ecklen

Valencia moves carriage stand to Congress and Stone corner

D S Valencia shifts his carriage stand from West Congress Street to the corner of Congress and Stone avenues at Alex Rossi's saloon, available at all hours. Miss Kate Hendricks, Cincinnati Conservatory graduate, teaches piano mandolin and guitar at 105 S Sixth Avenue.

D. S. Valencia Congress Street Congress and Stone Avenue Alex Rossi Kate Hendricks Cincinnati Conservatory of Music S. Sixth Avenue

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