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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1902

Page

6

Two Famous Riders Aubrey and Moore Endurance Feats

The article recalls Aubrey riding from Santa Fe to Independence a distance near 500 miles in five days and nineteen hours, with horses sacrificed, and Moore the frontier rider who logged 280 miles in 22 hours as a pony express feat. It praises their extraordinary endurance and physical prowess.

Aubrey Plaza of Santa Fe N. M Independence Tie Plains Jim Moore Moore Midway Station Port Kearney Cottonwood Springs Julesburg Julesburg i Midway Ben Holliday Pew Times

Advert for a Castle by the Coast Promises Modern Conveniences

An advertisement in the London Morning Post promotes a crenelated castle built along the iron coast. It touts romantic dread, frequent shipwrecks, and access to three reception and seven bedrooms with modern conveniences. The offer includes a weekly rent and a provided address for contact.

London Morning Post

Ais Favorite Dish Debate Sparks Quiet Church Humor

Mrs Frontpew, wife of Rev Beagface, new pastor, favors chicken as her dish but discovers the actual favorite is the contribution plate. Rev Longface responds absently, adding a light note to the scene in the Me State Journal.

Frontpew Beagface Longface Sme State Journal

Ants Like Humans in Play Sleep Work Says Ainslee Writer

The essay describes ants mimicking human behavior from play fighting to grooming and nesting. It notes domesticated insects in nests including aphids as milk cattle and clavigers producing honey, while some ants feed on other ants and enslave workers. Polyergus species dominate without labor, using slaves for daily tasks and defense.

Harvey Sutherland Ainslee’s Lespes Stenamma Westwood Formica Rufa Formica Pratensis Fusca

Mexican Drawn Work Among Tourist Attractions

In Mexico the distinctive drawn work attracts tourists. The article highlights the artistry and the patience of Mexican women preserving traditional needle work amid a mechanized modern world, contrasting with European crafts and calling it not like other men.

Mexico Europe

Annual meeting notice for A. O. U. W. Hall Association

Notice that the annual stockholders meeting for the A. O. U. W. Hall Association will be held at the A. O. U. W. Hall on Wednesday February 19 at 8 PM. Officers Shibell president Hoff secretary announce election of a board of directors and other business permissible by law.

A. O. U. W. Hall Association A. O. U. W. Hall Chas. A. Shibell Prs Gust A. Hoff Sec’y

The Sun newspaper: creed, reach and pricing in 19th century

The Sun proclaims its foolproof ethics and wide coverage with correspondents globally. It touts Washington and New York bureaus, market reports, and connections to Baltimore Norfolk Charleston New York Chicago Philadelphia and more. Subscriptions are $6 a year with Sunday Sun included. weekly and Sunday options listed.

United States Europe China South Africa Philippines Porto Rico Cuba Washington New York The Sun Baltimore Norfok Charleston Chicago Philadelphia Mail Daily Sun Sunday Sun Weekly Sun

Sixteenth Stock Series Open for Subscriptions

The Citizens Building and Loan Association announces the sixteenth stock series is now open for subscription. For information contact the secretary J M Ormsby president Gust a Hufs secretary.

Citizen's Building and Loan Association J. M. Ormsby Gust A. Hufs

Baltimore Weekly Sun and World News Digest

The piece promotes the Baltimore Weekly Sun with sections on world news summaries, agricultural reports, market data, short stories, a woman's column, and household advice. It highlights the paper’s affordable one dollar yearly subscription and free mail delivery in the U S Canada and Mexico with advance payments requested.

Weekly Sun wWaily Weekly Sun United States Canada Mexico

Maternal Bond of Whales in Harpooning Cries

The article describes how mother whales fiercely protect their calves during harpooning. It notes harpooners target a calf to secure captures and that the dam may lure or push the calf toward the boat, even risking injury. The mother may attack or circle the boat, disregarding her own safety.

Animal Kingdom

Remarkable Sicilian Shower of 1781 Tied to Mount Anna Eruption

An April 24 1781 event in Sicily coated exposed surfaces with gray liquid that dried into a quarter inch thick deposit. Observers traced it to Mount Anna and noted ongoing atmospheric suspensions. Global sunsets remain redder due to dust from the Sunda Strait eruption years earlier.

Sicily Mount Anna Strait of Sunda

Health and fortune hinge on a sound stomach

A merchant advises that health is the first prerequisite to fortune, arguing that strong digestion and proper nutrition enable lasting success. He notes many failures arise from stomach trouble and urges care of the stomach as the foundation of all bodily strength, citing Dr. Pierce’s remedies and a free medical advisory offer from Buffalo, New York.

Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart, Ind Dr. Golden Pierce Bird Burnside, Co W.va R. V Buffalo N. Y Invalids’ Hotel Instit Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical

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