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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1902
Page
4
A compact promotional note stating that The Citizens Classified Ads help readers locate desired individuals. It emphasizes the service as a quick way to find people through local listings. The tone mirrors old newspaper classifieds urging reader action.
The only remedy to stop itchiness on any skin part is Dean's Ointment. Free samples available at George Martins Drug Store on Saturday February 15th.
Two Crescens colts, one with a quarter under 0 36 at Lexington, the other at Walnut Hill stock farm, with Robert McGregor lineage. George Scott reports Mesa sheep shearing complete for 3 500 head. Scott brothers manage 7 000 head and plan seasonal lambing. Ed Follett and partners sell 129 horses to King Bros for Olsen's ranch near Mesa. King Bros ship 2 500 head last summer from Apache County, boosting brisk markets as American bulls find demand in Mexico. brokers note Mexico trading differs from domestic sales while pedigrees affect buyers.
A near miss after a broken rail on Southern Vacitte No 9 near Maricopa prompts talk of a second daily passenger train west of El Paso. Westbound trains run heavy, with Rock Island arrivals spurring new service once there. Trainmen’s meeting at Natorium, and two Raymond Whitcomb excursions pass El Paso at midnight heading to California.
A language professor notes the difference in vulgar language between British workers and easterners after an incident with a discharged servant. He describes a dawn visit, a carving knife, hours of swearing, and a London underground incident as working men ignore his complaint. Cook & Company offers superior glass fitting free of charge.
The piece describes German working bread and diet with rye bread and coffee as staples. It notes scarcity of butter milk eggs and white flour, reliance on lard, and limited canned goods while praising the bread’s cost and quality. It highlights government oversight of bread and its central role in the empire and army.
The Citizen invites job seekers to browse current vacancies in its classified ads. Find positions across multiple fields and connect with local employers advertising in the paper. Opportunities include clerical, skilled trades, and professional roles. Apply through listed contact details and timelines.
A legacy of the grip often leaves weakness nervousness loss of appetite energy and disordered liver and kidneys. Electric Bitters are praised as a tonic blood purifier and regulator for stomach liver and kidneys. Thousands report strengthened nerves rebuilt systems and restored health after grip attacks. Only 50c with satisfaction guaranteed by druggists.
A London Tit-Bits anecdote tells how a high‑born woman protested a £120 charge for a dress. Worth the Paris milliner replied that art is more than canvas and colors, insisting payment to an artist is proper and that if terms seem high, she should forego the robe.
A Philadelphia man, hoping to outdo his wife in hiring servants, cuts ads from the paper and travels by cab to listed addresses. At the first stop, a cook he meets exposes him by noting she already left his house yesterday, prompting a hurried retreat and handing over the task to his wife.
The princess Charlotte, daughter of George TV, inflames a room with harsh words toward an attendant. A teacher sends a book on calm speech, and she replies that she read it and benefited, or she would have harmed the attendant.
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 refined program by the renowned ensemble in a downtown venue.
The requester seeks a single secured loan of five to fifteen thousand dollars with a low interest rate for building purposes. They also offer a separate long term loan of one to five thousand dollars at a low rate. Address listed as King corner of Stone Avenue and Pennington Street.
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