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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1902
Page
7
A chiropodist argues most misery from foot trouble is preventable through regular care. He notes many people neglect feet, warns against tight or loose shoes, and stresses washing feet daily. He cites patients earning about $4,500 yearly and stresses the walk as a predictor of foot health.
The text lists coupon numbers from third to fifty-second with scattered values. It shows a pattern of 1.00 for several named coupons such as thirty-eighth thirty-ninth and fortieth while others like eleventh twelfth and thirteenth are just listed by name without amounts. The fragment appears to be a catalog of redemption coupons.
A French scientist M Dusoller cites statistics on canine speed from fox terriers to greyhounds. He notes wolves and arctic foxes run long distances, Eskimo dogs cover 61 miles in 28 minutes, and English greyhounds gallop 18 to 23 yards per second, surpassing horses. Express engines only surpass them.
An ad touts Electric Bitters for body organ health, blood purification, and appetite. It claims kidney, nervous, stomach, liver, and malaria relief with 50c price, plus Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for indigestion. On sale at Bell's Pharmacy, 22 North Church Street.
Misapprehension leads Mr Blithers to mistake a burglar at his door for the tax collector. He wakes, peeks, and opens the door, prompting the startled thief to flee as Blithers humorously invites him back for tea.
Mrs Fosdick asks Mrs Spriggs about not traveling to Europe. They discuss how Mr Spriggs cannot leave his business and fear of a ship breaking its record at sea after reading a recent story from the Detroit Free Press.
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