Ants as Domesticated Pets and Slaves in Nests
A discussion of ants in Ainslee's, noting humanlike behaviors among species. It describes domesticated ants tending bees, feeding slaves, and keeping pets, with examples of specific genera and their social structure, including slaveholding Polyergus and the cannibal tendencies observed in Salenopsis fugax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Sutherland
Ainslee
Lespes
Stenamma Westwood
Formica Rufa
Formica Pratensis
Salenopsis Fugax
Fusca
Aed
Missy
Iwnissy
Sanguineas
Balloon voyage ends in asylum scare and London trip
Colonel A Noel Blakeman recounts a balloon flight with a friend in London. After dangerous anchor mishaps the craft descent led him to jump out and walk to London, later mistaken for an escaped patient at an asylum authorities discovered in a courtly misdirection. The tale closes with a remark from a landlord and a grim joke about the hasylum mix up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Noel Blakeman
London
Mr. Blakeman
Jim
Not Like Other Men
In Mexico many attractions draw wary tourists to distinctive crafts. The piece highlights artistic needlework by Mexican women, enduring from a century of European reputation, preserved amid modern industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Europe
Realized His Own Madnean
A misnamed, terse exchange shows a husband dismissing a wife and a later remark about marriage. The brief dialogue contrasts a tired wife with a complacent husband who admits no foresight before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madnean
Retiarius Gladiator and Secutor Contrast
A retiarius carried a trident and net with a short tunic and faced the secutor who wore a helmet shield and sword. The retiarius name is pronounced re shia ry with the accent on the first syllable.
Notice of forfeiture hearing six parcels of placer gold
Public notice announces seizure and potential forfeiture of six parcels of placer gold held in custody of the collector of customs Tucson Arizona. The United States seeks forfeiture in District Court with a March 1 1902 return day. Citizens may appear to claim the merchandise and present pleadings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
First Judicial District
Territory of
Arizona
United States
United States of America
Circuit
District Courts
Tucson
Frank L. Dean
District of
Arizona Territory
M. H. McCord
Thos. D. Bennett
Dr Kings New Life Pills Demand Surges Worldwide
The new century shows a strong demand for Dr Kings New Life Pills praised as best for constipation sick headache biliousness and stomach liver or kidney troubles. Only 25 cents at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Central Park Floral Co Ad Delivers Holiday Flowers
Southern California’s largest cut flower retailer offers Holly Wreaths Redondo Carnations Violets Roses and Smilax with Xmas orders shipping promptly. The Citizen’s Classified Ad advantages are promoted as a value for users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Xmas
Shippe
Rise of the Kicker and a Cure Claim
The article discusses the rise of the term kicker linked to dyspepsia and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure. It cites testimonials claiming dramatic relief from stomach and digestive ailments, claiming broad health restoration and blood building effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceaenhaver, Esq
Union
Huntingdon Co
Dr. Pierce
Medici
Golden Medical
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ANDES
Washington Post
Tasmania
Ireland
Turkey
Kansas City Star
Gallent
Miss Benchus
Philadelphia Press
Smith
Countess Mogelstad
Chicago
Ill
Miles’ Nervine
Christiana Maria
Countess Mogelstud
Miu
Nervine
Dr. Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
Juntasy
Dayton
Orient
Bion Ave
Citizen Offic
Central Park Floral Co
Bring St
Los Angeles
Cal
Round Table
Common Sense Medical
Ruffalo
Heaayquarters Union Park
C. M. Stearn
Pima County
The
Consolidated National
M. P. Freeman
H. B. Tenney
W. C. Davis
Presia BE. W. Graves
Arizona National Bi
B. M. Jacos
Fred Fleishman
L. M. Jacobs
Cashler
J. M. Oxmesy
Asat
Schilling
Watkins
Grand
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