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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1902
Page
6
The article outlines early warning signs from sneezing to blue nails and yawning as indicators of airway congestion heart weakness or fatigue. It connects recurring winter colds to chronic bronchitis warns against overexertion and explains stroke precursors from arterial wear to eye vessel breaks urging calm and prudent handling to avoid dangerous outcomes.
A London writer notes the extreme deference shown to German army officers by civilians. Civilians bow with humility as officers enter dining rooms, while officers respond with a rigid glare. Ceremonies at meals include synchronized toasts and formal bows, and juniors salute seniors as they leave the room.
A collection of humorous quotes from early 20th century fiction and essays. It includes reflections on human nature, love, vanity, and married life with brief characterful lines about The Great White Way Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch The Spinster Book Her Grace's Secret and Light Freights.
Clarence asks two paradoxical questions about wisdom and knowledge. His father replies that only one question may be asked and resigns to the silence of an earnest child seeking an answer. The dialogue portrays curiosity and parental restraint in a playful exchange.
The quoted critic argues Shakespeare embeds anachronisms in his works. It cites cannon under John, printing in Henry II, and clocks in Julius Caesar, noting Hector, Coriolanus, Cleopatra, Delphos and other misplacements within ancient settings.
A quote from the Washington Star mentions a New York van and a chief friend discussing separation from a husband. The exchange notes preferring a quiet divorce as more tasteful.
The passage contrasts Towne as the most disagreeable poker partner with Browne calling him a hard loser. It notes the St. Petersburg statue of Peter the Great as the world’s largest cast bronze at 1,100 tons. The exchange ends with the phrase Not Like Other Men.
A Chicago Post quote reveals a couple reflecting on marriage proposals. He asks if she was surprised, and she notes surprise depended on the timing of his past proposals. The exchange hints at evolving expectations in their relationship.
Mrs J Penner of 459 N Meridan Ave Andersen Indiana testifies that her baby boy suffered epileptic spasms until giving him Dr Miles’ Nervine. She says after the first dose he never had another attack and credits the remedy with the improvement.
The A O U W Hall Association calls an annual stockholders meeting at the A O U W Hall on Wednesday February 19 at 8 PM. Election of a board of directors and other legal business to be transacted. Chas A Shibell president Gust A Hoff secretary.
The Citizen's Building and Loan Association announces the sixteenth stock series is now open for subscription. For information contact J. M. Ormsby, president, or Gust a hops, secretary, at the association office.
A historic self promotional notice extols The Sun as a premier newspaper with wide bureaus and global correspondents. It highlights up to date mechanical plant, prompt news gathering, and extensive market reports. Subscriptions are listed: Daily Sun six dollars per year, including Sunday seven dollars. Sunday Sun one dollar. Weekly Sun one dollar.
A year apart makes reunion reveal sad truths as girls share private worries. The feature extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for female weakness, praising cures, letters from readers, and offers of medical consultation by mail from Buffalo.
The notice advertises The Weekly Sun offering diverse content from market reports to short stories and a women’s column. It touts an agricultural department and household interest pages as part of a broad package. One dollar yearly, mailed free in the U S Canada and Mexico with advance payment required.
An ad extols the new century’s activity and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best remedy for constipation headaches biliousness and stomach liver or kidney troubles. Also offers 25 cent oysters at Goldtree's Cafe.
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