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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1902
Page
4
An American in London criticizes high cloakroom and table fees, tips, and charges in restaurants, arguing London imposes a fixed tariff on comforts other cities include freely. He compares daily living costs unfavorably with New York, calling London an expensive place for the poor and asserting necessities cost more there.
A dealer notes a decline in rentals and sales halted by superstition as houses once avoided for hauntings or crime fade from concern. The piece quotes attitudes on haunted properties and wealth counterbalances in Jamaica and Europe, ending with a quip about dreaming of inheritance.
A Liverpool Post report recounts a languages professor who, after dismissing a dishonest servant, endured three hours of uninterrupted swearing from the manservant while he begged entry. The scene shifts to London underground where workers interject with their own oaths, provoking the professor to translate eastern oaths he heard in Calcutta.
A collage of old notes discusses mistletoe berries and parasitic nature, a proverb about spending time to see people, Elk teeth sale by E G Vayze, Hawk and Martin carpentry move to Maiden Lane, and a review of The Village Parson at Lincoln Opera House praising its moral story, production design, and cast.
A small notice advertises psychic card reading services at Your Horoscope Post located on No. 20 Camp Street offering guidance on present and future.
M King at corner Stoneveh Pennington street offers loans on stable security ranging from four to fifteen thousand dollars. He proposes long term financing for building with low interest rates and a smaller loan from one thousand to five thousand dollars.
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