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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1902
Page
5
A roundup of local items covers court actions including a disorderly conduct case and a continued Edmunds Act matter. Mining contest plans near Bowle draw Bisbee men. rail service expansions from Chicago to El Paso are announced. Cattle from Kansas arrive for sale at stock pens as sessions recall a Catholic funeral in Altar.
The article describes Miss Viola Allen in a six setting stage production at the Opera House tomorrow, with lavish costumes, royal court imagery, and a blend of dramatic and comic elements. It highlights the allure of the show and anticipates strong audience interest. It also includes a separate discussion on insanity origin linked to nervous causes and eye strain, promoting eye testing by Dr. Schell in Tucson with a free consultation.
A fragmented note references a merchant on Re Oneress Street numbered 83 84. No further details clarify the activity or context of the entry.
Daily and Big crewits attend the Manufacturers Auction at 95 West Congress street Tucson opened last Thursday and prosperity grows as patrons from the better class of citizens purchase jewelry watches clocks musical instruments bric a brac and talking machines Victrola and Monarch are noted. Infants dresses and shirts are discounted at the Parisian Millinery. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures skin affections and piles counterfeit warnings appear for safety at Bell's Pharmacy 22 North Congress street Not Like Other Men.
The label on every box proclaims a speedy cure for cold symptoms. It uses a period style claim stating it is the remedy that cures cold in one day with the archaic spelling daye. The text emphasizes a universal solution found in the product packaging.
An action filed last Monday seeks to restrain Model Mining Company from paying dividends except from net earnings and to declare recent dividends invalid as not from net earnings, with $30,000 sought from stockholders. Williams News notes. Superintendent Pickrell returned from Gold and Copper Consolidated Mining near Prescott with a bullion bar of 113 ounces from Presi agent mine, mill running, 30 men employed. Prescott Courier reports. A new gold discovery near the Treadwell group in San Francisco district, Ben Doran Mine, shows rich quartz with gold, attracting many prospectors to Mohave. Jeff Lane and M F Wilkinson drive development, hoping for a major find and wealth for life, per Kingman Arrow.
The Texas district from the Peens river to Jones County reports about 5000 cattle moved into the state during November and December. If North and East crossings are counted, total cattle entering the region approach 114000, reflecting drought and scarce pasture below the line.
Revival services ended yesterday after a series of meetings despite bad weather. At ten o clock Mr Smith preached an engaging sermon to children. Services followed at eleven and 230 in the afternoon and again in the evening. Miss Augustine sang in the evening after illness kept her from earlier services.
The fragment describes a speech therapy method allowing ten days of silence followed by whispering then gradual return to normal speech. It also includes quoted chatter about a silver wedding and a pig feast with a dialog about harming the animal, dated as London Tit Bits.
A humorous news blurb describes a stylish doctor out for a day’s shooting who encounters a commotion with birds. The scene pivots on a quip about writing prescriptions. A stray line notes a belief that younger husbands yield more daughters than sons.
Advertisers tout service help and romance in a clipped column. Mrs Rangle and Mrs Cumso story contrasts a week without applicants with thirty four hopefuls the first day. Dialogues hint at class and wealth reversals in the Citizen’s Classified Ads.
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