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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1902
Page
7
A detailed account explains Simcult like methods for curing olives from harvest to packing. Steps include cooking in lime water fermentation, washing, brining, and daily cask maintenance, with expert handling to avoid bitterness and ensure quality for the American market.
Abigail Adams writes from Philadelphia dated December 6 1797 detailing plans for a dairy room addition to her home cold weather delaying cheese, Congress resuming business and the Vice President not yet arrived she notes cultural and religious differences in the city and sends regards to Mrs Tufts and friends.
A British tourist aboard a train is repeatedly surprised by a station porter or train boy sending him free items including oranges, chocolate, a cigar and matches, and a comic, while others joke about American travel. He plans to tell his nation about American travel and train robberies.
An excerpt notes ants resemble humans in play, worship, grooming, and sleep. It describes domesticated ants keeping "pets" like aphids and silverfish, slave-making forms such as Polyergus rufescens and lucidus, and the cannibal and burial practices within their colonies.
A pair of egg hunters attempted to take eagle eggs from a 100 foot rocky pinnacle off the California coast. The mother eagle attacked with talons, the rope broke, both men plunged into the sea, and they were stranded overnight before rescue. They abandoned the quest, beaten by the vigilant birds.
An overview ad urges readers to skip weak baking powders and asks grocers if affordability matters. It notes available rooms for rent and claims the Citi zen’s Classified Ads will secure roomers for readers.
In Mexico the drawn work fascinates visitors as a distinctive craft. Mexican women sustain a tradition of meticulous needle work amid modern machinery, preserving an art that European needle work once renowned for.
The first discovery by white men of Iron ore in the Lake Superior region occurred on September 16 1844 near Teal Lake in northern Michigan by William A Burt deputy surveyor of the general government. In June 1845 the Jackson Mining company formed at Jackson Michigan and secured ownership of the Jackson Iron Mountain. The ore from this mountain was first used in a bloomery at Jackson Michigan and later in 1847 and beyond at bloomeries in northern Michigan.
An old farmer advises his son in the city to buy electric light plants or build them at home to save money. The piece echoes practical frugality and self reliance typical of domestic life discussions in the period.
Nell-Polly says her fiancé is conceited, asking Belle how so. Nell replies he has never claimed he is unworthy of her, a point cited in the Philadelphia Record.
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