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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1902
Page
8
The London Chronicle notes lemons contain acids including citric acid and citrate of potash that oxidize to potash carbonates and carbonic acid in blood. Lemons and vegetables act as preventives against scurvy and aid rheumatism by maintaining alkaline blood. A healthy person needs no extra lemons beyond ordinary diet.
The piece notes that Arundel Castle’s owner is the Earl of Arundel by title, a singular privilege in English peerage. It speculates there is no legal barrier if the Howard family sold the estate to a millionaire, who could then sit in the House of Lords as Earl of Arundel.
For sale a good fruit and produce business advertised by California Market. Call at once for a bargain. 94-99.
A local notice from Brady-Schneider Commission Company at 34 South Stone Avenue notes a strategy to reduce advertising costs by sharing savings with patients. It promotes Dr H A Schell Optician and urges readers to join satisfied customers. Also mentions inexpensive oysters at Cate Goldtree and Zeigler's soft drinks.
Emma Nevada notes her daughter in Europe is studied by top music teachers and will debut soon on the American stage. She predicts her daughter's voice will rival the greatest, and plans to retire after the debut to let her continue the concert legacy.
A list of hotel arrivals includes guests from Chicago St Paul Washington Las Vegas Patagonia Ransburg San Francisco Omaha Honolulu Tombstone Kansas City Bakersfield Phoenix No gales and more. Names shown are M Scott W R Allen E S Weeks J L Dunkle M Thyne Rudolph Levi A Carroll T Paxton and others.
The fragment lists numerous individuals and spouses tied to various places including San Xavier, Nogales, Chicago, San Francisco, Sacramento, Los Angeles, Gila Bend, Sonora, Montana, Northville, Pittsburg, Denver, Iowa, and Solomonville.
The Schubert Symphony Club has drawn crowded houses at every venue and received uniformly favorable press reviews. They perform here next Thursday night under the auspices of the Rathbone Sisters.
If this weather keeps up you will have to hunt up your last spring suit and have it cleaned or buy a new one from Smith, the leading Tailor.
The report records a minimum and maximum temperature with a mean value for Tucson. Wind is NW and medium, with NW clouds. A barometer reading is noted alongside. A tangential line notes Zeigler's stock of chocolates and bon-bons.
The ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as the world’s best remedy for constipation headache biliousness and stomach liver or kidney troubles. Available at drug stores for 25 cents. Also promotes a French briarwood pipe at Crescent Cigar Store.
General Manager Choate of the Bisbee railroad negotiates with Deming for property near the Santa Ke depot to build a new station. Deming business leaders back the project, while Southern Pacific implements tips-free dining car service and dining house policies. An interchanging mileage bureau is planned with Southern Pacific leading adoption.
William Patrick Woods a longtime Tucson mining man died suddenly Saturday at his Fourth Avenue home. He was born April 15 1833 in Missouri and had lived in Tucson since 1879. The funeral held this afternoon at 3 with Masonic rites and interment in Masonic cemetery. Surviving widow Lizzie Johnson Bullard and daughter Mary Etta Woods.
Music lovers in Tucson are invited to a concert by the Schubert Symphony Club at the Tucson Opera House next Thursday night. The event promises a major chamber and orchestral program by the renowned ensemble.
The Catholic Fair concluded Saturday night in Tucson with receipts exceeding 1200 for the final evening and an expected gross above 3000. Donations arrived late including items from Russel and Sheldon Jacome and Carrillo Desmond Mullen and Bluett and the Tucson Sash and Door Company. A garden party will reveal winning raffle numbers and close the event.
A note promotes brierwood pipes available at the Crescent Cigar Cigar Store, suggesting quality tobacco gear for readers seeking a good pipe.
In dialogue from the Detroit Free Press excerpt, Mordaunt laments the billionaire's vanity asking what sustains his vast power. Meltravers quips that mint may be the fuel, a glib worldly aside.
Mrs Nosepoke John urges a call on new neighbors as they unpack their belongings. Husband notes they just moved in, but she wants to see their stuff downstairs for clearer view. Ohio State Journal
A cryptic exchange about a firearm appears in the Philadelphia Press. The remark suggests a gun may have been loaded and later found unloaded, leaving the reader unsettled.
The earliest Minnesota book was a Bible printed in 1836, about thirteen years before St. Paul’s first newspaper appeared. Not Like Other Men.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer recounts Paul Rainey the coke magnate and his friend Charles Latimer an eminent engineer who trusted the divining rod Latimer warned Rainey that his gas would run out after Rainey drilled a natural gas well without Latimer Latimer died suddenly and Rainey claimed the gas flow stopped the very day Latimer died suggesting Latimer turned it off as part of the superstition surrounding the divining rod this tale blends superstition and tragedy around a gas venture.
The article promotes a free distribution of Dean's Kidney Pills at George Martin's Drug Store on a Saturday February 1. It notes backache and kidney illness relief claims. It also mentions the Schubert Symphony Club concert at the Rathbone Sisters and a Tucson Opera House event. Smith the Tailor offers a spring suit from imported and domestic cloths.
High grade goods are handled at Zeigler's offering the best candies and confectioneries and ice cream plus popcorn and related treats for all shoppers.
Notice announces the Citizens Building and Loan Association offering the sixteenth series stock for subscription. Secretary J M Ormsby and President Gust A Hoff oversee the details and inquiry process.
An old ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best cure for acne, cuts, burns, bruises, inflammation, piles, boils, and skin eruptions. It promises rapid relief, claims millions of boxes sold, and lists price as 25 cents at drug stores.
The Crescent Cigar Store advertises a sale of a fine lot of French lirie pipes. The listing highlights collectible pieces andSmoking items for enthusiasts.
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