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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1902
Page
2
The readable line notes Associated Press attribution and filing as a second class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office indicating the text is from a wire service distribution.
Editorial likens Reverend Merton Smith to Bret Rabbit using bold spiritual strikes against evil. It suggests he may save the day by a final potent move while the devil braces for a retreat or at least a slow retreat through spiritual struggle. The piece wraps with an allusive reference to Coleridge.
The piece reviews Alfred Austin's New Year poem Together praising Anglo-Saxon unity while lampooning the idea of British American assimilation. It argues Americans should not swallow John Bull and notes W T Stead views on a federation with Washington or Chicago as capital, urging caution for a viable union.
A reflective piece traces the Monroe doctrine toward its centennial, noting its genesis with the Declaration of Independence and its evolution under the President. It highlights a twentieth century triumph: Germany’s recognition of the doctrine as a force to be reckoned with on the world stage.
The piece argues that Louis Napoleon used Mexico to project power, challenging the Monroe Doctrine. It notes Seward’s reluctance to invoke the doctrine during and after the Civil War, contrasts French exit with military resolve, and emphasizes that force and ships proved more decisive than doctrine alone.
Dr Melver Tyndall's feats spark interest in psychology students while Thomas J Hudson's Law of Psychic Phenomena guides readers. The essay outlines dual minds the conscious and subconscious, and explains mind reading as a psychological power rather than supernatural. FAITH LVGLEHART promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure at Bell's Pharmacy on North Church Street.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen stages a Grand Valetine Ball at the Tucson Natatorium on February 14 1902. Dancing begins at 9 o clock with admission 1.50 dollars for gentlemen and ladies. Proceeds support the organization and event features the film Not Like Other Men.
A reader asks Kipling’s favorite author and Thackeray’s most profitable book, with a library official unable to answer. The piece then discusses handwriting across authors, noting Thackeray and Keats had distinct styles while Napoleon’s writing was unreadable to himself, suggesting letter size reveals little about character.
The article describes Sir Walter Rateuch’s cordial water made from strawberries and aqua vitae with four or five days’ steeping, and Queen Elizabeth’s perfume recipe using compound water sugar benjamin and marjoram boiled gently.
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