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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1902
Page
4
The guide explains handling china with gentle care, using warm sudsy water, rinsing in warm water, and drying with soft towels. It warns against rough mishandling and emphasizes patience to keep china lasting for years or generations.
The text advises that a discreet person selects the best attractions and plans to see them with minimal effort. Excitable travelers, in contrast, try to see everything, tire themselves out, miss most sights, and end disappointed.
A Washington Star quote shows a barber defending a hair restorer as a good thing. He notes selling several bottles weekly at one dollar each and claims a profit of seventy five cents per bottle.
An exchange at a party reveals a rich older woman’s son-in-law is praised as a brilliant man who earned a large fortune by the law. The old gentleman questions how this happened as the response notes the law made him the daughter’s husband.
A collection of quips on marriage name rules and male pride from the New Woman and Old Bachelor, plus a joke about deafness, a geography fact about forests, and an advertisement for Dr. H A Schell the optician in Tucson offering glasses and guaranteed satisfaction.
A former Missouri governor grants a pardoned steamboat worker a final warning based on a cruel act the man committed years earlier. The governor recalls a night on the Mississippi when the boy below deck was forced to work in fever and toil, a cruelty the boy later says was him. The pardon is given, but the governor warns the man never to repeat brutality.
Several cases outline that contract rights bind firms and individual signers when used as firm names. Breach of express warranty requires reliance. Partnership status extends to third parties without strict internal partnership. A partner cannot mortgage firm assets personally. Creditors may seize insolvent debtors but not to defraud others. Damages for nonacceptance equal contract price minus market or return cost. A party directing and benefiting from a written contract is bound even without signing.
Cassell's Magazine traces the polka from a Bohemian peasant girl's spontaneous dance in Elbeleinitz to a popular European craze. Josef Neruda recorded the scene, and the dance spread from Bohemia to Prague and Vienna by 1840, reaching Paris and beyond with a blend of waltz intimacy and Irish jig vitality.
Summarized statistics show eight year world cop per production and consumption from 1894 to 1901 with yearly totals in long tons. The report notes excess production in 1901 and details various mining developments in Galura and Sonora including new shafts, smelters, hoists and ore shipments.
Ranchers report brisk demand for feeders in Kansas and Missouri as mild weather boosts markets. J D Walker ships 61 Angora goats to Kansas City, while Pecos river country sees heavy losses this winter and Indian Territory cattle fare better. Prospects in Mexico spark talk of possible upheaval and future U S ownership, with traders watching Diaz’s grip and potential policy shifts.
In a chatty item the husband Horace learns Ajax the Angora cat is sneaking visits to the Robinsons for feeding and petting. The tale ends with a humorous note about the cat’s supposed eighteen lives and a nod to a walking stick made from areca nut at Kew.
Richard Golden's Old Jed Prouty will be presented tonight by a cast praised for delicate, faithful portrayal of simple, quiet characters. The production favors restrained shading and refined drawing of nature, aiming to touch pure human sentiment. Classified ad notes room for rent.
Miguel Hidalgo announces the removal of his blacksmith and horse shoeing business to Scott Street on Military Plaza between Jackson and Ochoa. He invites friends and patrons to visit the new location. Also mentions a French restaurant offering dinner from 5 to 8 p m.
A New York Herald piece recounts a melodramatic performance where a fiery horse disrupts the set after reacting to actor fines. The manager defends the animal, saying the horse aims to elevate the stage amid the chaos.
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