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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1902

Page

4

Miss Sophie Bonham Recounts Escape From Womb Trouble

Miss Sophie Bonham of Chicago extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after four months of use for womb trouble, praising improved strength and relief from pain. The letter, dated from Oak Street, Chicago, urges women to seek pinkham advice and warns against other remedies.

Sophie Bonham Chicago Lydia E. 2 . Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Oak St Lydia EB. Pinkham

Forfeiture of mining claim interest by notice

The county miner notes that a co owner who works a mining claim may forfeit their interest to the delinquent partner by personal or other notice, but only in that manner. It cautions that probate proceedings differ in estates of deceased persons and warns against following the same precedent. It also reports W H Lake of Tucson, who has bonded the Cuprite mine for New York parties, remains alive and active in business.

Mohave County W. H. Lake Tucson New York

Practical Household Tips From The Era

A collection of dated home remedies and care tips. It covers cooling dishes in the oven, apples turning color in cold water, protecting steel with varnish, processing canned corn, removing grease and scorch marks, fixing skirt plaits with whalebone, restoring black velvet hats with butter, cleaning glass globes, enhancing boiled cod flavor with vegetables and pepper, using Japanese fern balls as centerpieces, and baking soil in earth to deter insects before sowing seeds.

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American locomotive export noted by Troy Times

A distorted fragment recalls an American engineer warning of a locomotive export that moved so fast it arrived ahead of a second train and caused a sound as it sped past. The Citizen’s Classified Ads offer to help find employment, claiming not like other men.

Amer- Batavia Jean Ioco Isiie Troy

The Guerrilla Word Through Two Centuries

The note traces guerrilla as a Spanish diminutive of guerra meaning petty war. It appears in 1308 in a Wellington report, reappears in Scott and Southey writings, and later in Sala and the Daily Telegraph. Thackeray uses it playfully to describe a lazy footman.

London Sir Arthur Wellesley Duke of Wellington Madrid Scott Don Roderick Southey Ga Sala Goer Lesque Daily Telegraph Thackeray Trish

Precious Metals Output in 1901 Mixed Across Regions

Preliminary estimates by Mr Roberts director of the mint show slight gains in gold and silver production in 1901 with Alaska down about 1 million dollars and Colorado up modestly. Silver yield rises by about two million fine ounces while fine gold totals 3 880578 ounces valued at 80 218800 dollars. DeWitt's Little Liver Pills advertised with medical claims and local Bell's Pharmacy listing on North Church Street.

Roberts Mint United Alaska Colorado DeWitt Bell North Church

Joint installation event for Tucson Lodge No 9 and Juanita Temple No 6

Members of Tucson Lodge No 9 and Juanita Temple No 6 are urged to attend a joint officer installation and entertainment at the A. O. U. W. hall on Wednesday January 1v 1902 at 8 p.m. Visiting sisters and brothers are invited.

Tucson Lodge Juanita Temple No A. O. U. W. Hall Totr

Citizens Classified Act Benefit Claim Inquiry

A call to users of The Citizen's Classified Act to report on benefits received and verify if the program yields payments or advantages. Officials seek feedback on the act's practical impact and any gaps in financial support.

Yucca Cyanide Mining Chief Reports Positive San Francisco Mine Outlook

A. H. Fixon, secretary of the Yucca Cyanide Mining and Milling Co., told a Kingman Arrow reporter that the San Francisco mine shows strong potential. Assessment work proceeds quietly, new hoisting machinery is planned, and a new mill may be built to treat ore. The mine has yielded substantial surface croppings and is expected to rise as a major producer with proper treatment facilities.

A. H. Fixon Yucca Cyanide Mining and Milling Company Kingman Los Angeles Arrow San Francisco Kingman Arrow

Uncle Sam Copper Company Prospectus Details Arizona Claims

The Uncle Sam Copper Company of Los Angeles issues a prospectus detailing two groups of twelve claims totaling 210 acres in Yavapai county Arizona. Located about one mile west and thirteen miles from Wickenburg near the Santa Fe Phoenix railway, the property is free of encumbrances with porphyry ore croppings 60 feet wide traceable for three miles. First report dated November 30 1901 by J Gilbert who laid out the town of Gilbert.

Uncle Sam Copper Company Los Angels Yavapai County Arizona Vest Wickenburg Santa Fe and Phoenix J. Gilbert Gilbert Los Angeles Mining Review

Note of Forfeiture Questioned by Local Paper

A local paper publishes a note of forfeiture to J. H. Johnson and Robert Grey dn signed by W. V. Lake. Lake is dead for months, raising doubt how he could sign the note. The article cites law to clarify valid signatures and authority.

J. H. Johnson Robert Grey Lake W. H. Lake

Gun Club At Naco Organizes Under Local Officers

Naco forms a gun club with officers J. S. Bardwell as president G. W. Brannon vice president E. L. Higdon secretary treasurer and G. W. Carlisle captain The Prospector notes training aims to improve social atmosphere and warns potential bandits as youths learn to shoot.

Naco J. S. Bardwell G. W. Brannon E. L. Higdon G. W. Carlisle Tombstone Prospector

Snakes in the Church and an Old Time Elopement

A church tale from Empire Review recounts a snake seen in a parish church and slain by the rector at the altar. It also notes a London Thief reprint describing a long engagement and a controversial elopement involving a preacher and a bride. The piece sketches moral curiosities from past times.

Church of G Australia Empire Review London Hanes Bottesfield John Kirk Sasas Seaton Burringhiniy Jim

Elkhart mine closure and Copper Gold ore notes

The Elkhart mine at Chloride has closed, unclear if temporarily or permanently. The Pinkham mine’s new gasoline hoist is nearly ready, with ore testing at Silver City smelter. FE S Osborn plans supplies for Bill Williams Fork claims. An export rule in Sasabe allows 90 day entry for Americans to prospect, boosting region mining interest.

Pinkham Silver City Chloride FE. S. Osborn Los Angles Bill Williams Fork Osborn Bil Willams Fork Julian G. Garcia Custom House Sasabe Altar Sonora J Progresso Tucson Arizona Nogales

New Century Effort Promotes Arnica Slave Pain Cure

Millions find comfort in Vucklen's Arnica Slave daily. It claims to kill pain from burns and scalds and cuts and bruises, conquer eruptions and salt rheum, treat host and felon, remove corns and warts, and serve as a best pile cure, available at all druggists.

Vucklen Arnica Univoc

Between Two Cowboys Thrilling Incident in Next Serial

A teaser notes a dramatic encounter between two cowboys described as one of the thrilling incidents in the upcoming serial. It hints at action and suspense without revealing specific names or locations.

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