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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1902
Page
7
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Dragon flies and dead legends mingle with old beliefs
Fragmented notes recount dragon fly omens in folk superstition, ancient rituals, and ancestral rites tied to Buddhist beliefs. The text shifts to Frederick the Great ending dueling through a ground-chosen omen, Canary Islands Guanches customs, and whale-harvest ethics, with a curious Sicilian dust deposition event in 1781.
Our Conscience Fund Through History and War
The piece traces the conscience fund started in 1811 by a New York citizen who repaid a defrauded dollar to the U S treasury. It notes a wartime revival in 1861 with $6000 in bonds, and observes the fund now totals over $300,000 as restitution becomes fashionable in crises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Armstrong
Ainslee
New York
Treasury Department
Washington
Uncle Sam
Great Britain
Conscience Fund
Sumter
United States
Sau
Home Notes and Domestic Remedies
Practical tips for cleaning windows and brass frames, preserving leather and fabrics, reviving fires with citrus peels, and renovating satin ribbons. A dramatic domestic vignette follows about a two month marriage, a wife discovering an old scrapbook of poems, and a jealous reaction with photographs of former lovers. It ends with a plug for Schilling's Best baking powder as superior to cheaper brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Mirror
Fortieth Forty-first Fortieth Fourthies in fragmented notice
A clipped OCR fragment lists ordinal numbers and a name Mary Fritch with scattered figures such as 1.00 and ranges up to Fifty-second. The exact context and complete items are unclear.
Salt Springs and Classic Chats Across Pages
A Norwich England note recalls Brine springs that have flowed for centuries used for salt long before the Christian era. The piece contrasts dialect humor from New York Times style snippets with light exchanges about hay and French lessons, capturing cross lighthearted scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nan Yl Tese Eco
Ofa
Uthy
Fearn
Alta
Prederick
Sian
Rick
Haman
Wall Mall
Trople
Kam
Canary
Erged World
Ian
Nantare
Hower
Sicil
Strait of Sunda
Ole
Ien
diRot
Tucson
Memphis
St. Louis
Chicago
Louisville
New Orleans
Clarence Haydock
South Spring Street
Los Angeles
Cal
C. M. Burkhalter
8. P. Co
Arizona
Morenci Southern Railway
Morenci
Bunkers
Frisco
Cunningham Gaothrie
Guthrie
A.&n.m
Jno
Bennas
C. Mille
R.T. Millar
Chared Street
Charles Whitmall, Ba
Congress St
OUR Conscience Fund
de Entoy
Schilling
Siewert
Miss Grace Holladay
J. M. McHenry
P. M. Smith
Mrs
Mary Fritch
Twenty
Fortieth
Forty
Fifty
A. Schiling & Co
San Francisco
Texas
Pacific
el Paso
St. Loules
Shreveport
Bouthwear
R. W. Curtis
S. W.P.A
E.P. Turner
G.P
T. A
E Paso
J. W. Elmore
T. P.A
Dallas
Southern Pacific Co
Poin
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Oruane
Southern Pacific Company
Pu Ian Tobotvalion
Csimu
Sdcress
M. Burkhalter
Tecson
K, Lowrie
Tucson Arizona
F. B. Morse
Tment
C. C. Parker
Chiteren
Akrizo
Jaeger
L. J. F. Taeger
Tucson and
Mammoth
Wm. Neal
Rex
REX Rheumatic CO
Hartford, Conn
Geo. H. Cook & Co
Tucson, Arizona
Benjamin
New York Times
Mademoiselle
E. 0. DeWitt & Co
E. L. Wetmore
Fire and Laboratory
Pennington
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