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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1902
Page
2
The Citizen Printing and Publishing Co publishes the Tucson evening edition except Sundays. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and filed as second class matter at the Tucson post office. Subscription rates are listed.
The piece argues over the danger of railroads controlled by giants like the Northern Securities Company. It contrasts government ownership with private consolidation, warning about autocratic power and the difficulty for legislatures to curb railroad trusts. It notes past presidents and figures, and notes potential benefits like improved service and rate stability.
The piece urges strong actions against Turkey over the Miss Stone kidnapping, calling for protests and possible warship pressure to secure her release. It also discusses Jeffersons Bible project, noting Lacey's support and claims of value to biblical study.
A House resolution seeks Government publication of Thomas Jefferson's Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth. The article recalls Jefferson's Bible work, his letters on the Evangelists, and notes the manuscript's custody by Dr. Cyrus Adler at the Smithsonian Institution.
The piece argues Americans deserve facts on Philippine policy including reconcentration methods and Moros in the Sulu archipelago. It criticizes silence in reporting, cites editorials against misinformation, and notes political maneuvers around Col. W C Greene’s Senate bid amid broader press satire.
A lady missionary recalls how a cholera outreach with a pain killer led villagers to worship the medicine bottles as a god. Months later the head man celebrated the change, showing the upright shelves where bottles were arranged and used in reverence by the community.
A London Doctor warns against overwork and urges self control of nerve force for health and life. He cites relaxation through hearty laughter and high thoughts, with diversion as a source of rest. The article explains the barber pole as a symbol of historic barber surgeons and phlebotomy instruments.
An old advertisement features Mrs Jones praising Schilling's Best baking powder and contrasts cake quality with readers who do not use it. The slogan urges readers to switch to Schilling's to avoid blaming their own baking skills.
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