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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1902

Page

7

Saloon License Request Near Ninth Street and Fourth Avenue

Loebs and Frisch announce they will apply to the city council at the next 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 County Territory of Arizona.

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

Ecklen's Arnica Salve Promoted for War Wounds

Soldiers praise Ecklen's Arnica Salve for scratches bruises cuts wounds corns sore feet and stiff joints. It treats burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles with a money back guarantee. Only 25c at all druggists.

Ecklen

Carriage Stand Moves to Congress and Stone Corner

D. S. Valencia shifts his carriage stand from West Congress Street to the corner of Congress and Stone Avenue at Alex Rossi's saloon. He is available at all hours or by phone at 661. One month notice.

D. S. Valencia Congress Street Congress and Stone Avenue Alex Rossi

Troy Laundry Co Offers First-Class Work At Fair Prices

The Troy Laundry Co. promotes its quality service and fair pricing, notes it pays good wages to good workers, and invites wagons to call with contact via phone 1071.

Weather shifts and cough cure advertised locally

Cautious residents keep One Minute Cough Cure at hand for coughs colds la grippe bronchitis pneumonia and throat and lung troubles. Bell's Pharmacy advertises the remedy. C. A. Stevens returns from a year away to run his old business at the People’s Store and will handle all work left in his care.

Bell’s Pharmacy C. A. Stevens Reiabe People

Kings New Life Pills Prove Cure for Ill Wife

M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana writes that his wife lay ill until Dr. King s New Life Pills cured her. The pills are said to aid stomach and liver troubles and cure constipation and headaches. 25 cents at all druggists.

M. M. Austin Winchester Indiana

Washing Surges As Essential Need In Local Ad

Small city ad notices highlight laundry service at Troy Laundry Co phone 1071. Parallel requests repair of fine watches and jewelry by E. G. Capo, promising first class, guaranteed work. Also promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with money back guarantee and groves signature on each box. 265c.

E. G. Capo’s E. W. Grove

Dressmaking Move by Miss Tula Moline to 26 North Stone

Miss Tula Moline announces she has moved her dressmaking parlors to 26 North Stone Avenue at the Parisian Millinery. She offers up to date styles in dressmaking and invites patrons to visit.

Tula Moline North Stone Avenue

Bell's Pharmacy Digestive Tonic Advertisement

Digests all classes of food tones and strengthens the stomach and digestive organs. Cures dyspepsia indigestion stomach troubles and takes rich red blood health and strength. Bell's Pharmacy.

Bell’s Pharmacy

Mastering Advertising Ornaments Connoisseur Question

In a witty exchange a boy asks what connoisseurs are when ads claim top goods. The father explains a connoisseur is an eminent authority who admits their products are the best, turning the term into a satire of marketing rhetoric.

Regulation on Censorship of Goods and Printing Standards

The regulation dictates censorship of price lists invitations party notes and personal visiting cards and also censures seals stamps and business cards of individuals or corporations. Additional orders govern the sale of soap starch toothbrushes and insect powder, and another controls printing on paper used for making cigarettes.

Sea Water Drinking by Cockatoos and Pigeons

In 1881 on Gazelle peninsula New Britain, observers noted cockatoos and wild pigeons drinking sea water from calm harbors. The pigeons and cockatoos reportedly bathed and enjoyed the activity, despite the salty taste. The article also mentions pigeons’ preference for chili pepper berries affecting their flesh odor.

Gazelle Peninsula New Britain South Pacific Kabaia Blanche Bay Littoral New Ireland Chambers’ Journal

Birds In Indian Legends

A summary of indigenous beliefs about birds across tribes. It notes the dove as a bearer of souls for Hurons, the storm bird and thunder associations among Dakotas and Alaska Natives, and the eagle as a symbol of warriors. the kingfisher is portrayed as eager to serve humans.

Herite Kingfisher

William and royal oaths in English history

The piece notes William the Conqueror carried a forceful oath, swearing by the splendor of God and adding a terror in his eyes. It states later rulers often swore vigorously, and even Queen Elizabeth I was said to break into expletives that unsettled courtly deference.

William the Conqueror England William Joseph Porter Bess London Tatler

The First Quarrel After the Explosion Injuries

After the blast the Groom, Bride, and Cupid were injured with varied effects. Groom shows timidity, Bride bears dignity hurt yet resists, Cupid badly shocked but recovering. Mrs. Gay and Mrs. Schoppen offer differing views on pleasing him and his martyr image.

Cupid

A Fair Offer Swipes and Tuff-Aw Standoff

A quirky proclamation from the Ohio State Journal notes a comical exchange about tying the hands and an offer that hints at bluff and swagger. The writing blends street dialogue with mock bravado and a wry aside on self love.

Tim

Ungrateful Queen Bess and the Spare Navy for Penury

A London Telegraph excerpt recalls Elizabeth I’s reign in harsh terms. It cites John Conley appealing to Sir Robert Cecil for 100 pounds for beeves for the army, Sir Edward Hastyngs pawning jewels to seek royal aid, Francis Drake seizing rice at Plymouth for provisioning, and ministers aiming to save money above all.

Bess John Conley Robert Cecil Edward Hastyngs Francis Drake Plymouth Elizabeth London Telegraph

Goose fishing delight in old England lake matches

In historic England lords and ladies staged odd amusements by fishing a goose with a baited hook. The goose, tied to a boat, swam and fought a pike as spectators cheered. The quarry often ended ashore, quacking and waddling away. The Monteith Lake in Perthshire hosted such scenes.

England Monteith Perthshire

Practical garment care and whimsical lore from old notes

The fragment discusses ironing coats and trousers to restore shape, using damp cloths and borax to remove shine. It then shifts to playful, fictional ideas about reaching a rainbow and magical myths, followed by notes on folklore about gender change from fate and childhood nostril afflictions. It ends with a remark on snuff’s dubious fashion history.

Record of insulting exchange in Philadelphia Record

A cited dialogue mocks a person named Flaherty for lack of intelligence while Flanigan jokes about the person being so dumb he can talk behind his back without realizing it. The excerpt reflects a blunt, humorous editorial voice from the Philadelphia Record.

Flaherty Flanigan Faith Philadelphia Record

Parts of Speech as a Language Puzzle

A quirky line from a dialogue where Teacher-Thomas asks about parts of speech and Tommy Tucker defines them as the way a man speaks when he stutters, framed as an exchange.

Thomas Tommy Tucker

Secret Disease of all human ailments advertised cure

A Swift Specific Company advertisement extols S S S as a cure for contagious blood poison. It warns of widespread misery from the disease and claims fifty years of successful treatment using a vegetable remedy. The firm offers free home treatment book and mailing of a copy from Atlanta, Georgia.

S.S. S The Swift Specific Co Atlanta

Tucson Improvement Company Articles of Incorporation

Known parties form a corporation under Arizona territory law. The Tucson Improvement Company is established with principal Tucson, Pima County, to engage in general contracting, mining, railways, real estate, property, and related business activities. Capital stock set at $10,000 in 1,000 shares, board of six directors, officers to be elected yearly, notary and recorder filings completed. The document notes initial directors and officers and the legal filing details dated September 5, 1902.

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

Miss Kate Hendricks Piano Teacher Listed

Miss Kate Hendricks a graduate of Cincinnati Conservatory of Music teaches piano mandolin and guitar at 105 S Sixth Avenue 11 12 Im and nearby areas to pupils seeking instruction.

Kate Hendricks Cincinnati Conservatory of Music S. Sixth Avenue

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