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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
4
The article notes a unique tepee child given little to play with beyond hopping toads and few playmates. The squaw mother puts the baby to bed early and leaves for dances, leaving the child to its own devices. crying is rare as a result.
The text explains green hues in some Italian cheeses arise from milk left in copper vessels. It notes milk absorbs copper, and the activity level is judged by the fading brightness of the polished copper surface over time.
A Cornhill essay notes changing life stages from a man at twenty to old at fifty in earlier centuries. It contrasts a modern view where a man is a boy until thirty five and a young adult until about fifty, with adulthood arriving later than David’s life model by six or seven years.
The Maoris of New Zealand cook potatoes and vegetables in volcanic heat. They use vol canoes and some settle in mountains near them. The volcanoes provide several useful functions, with cooking being the most peculiar.
A quoted exchange highlights Clara’s resolve to prioritize matrimony over professional advancement. The speaker notes Clara’s ambition and her decision that marriage should not be sacrificed for a career.
Dialogue between a father and Johnny centering on spinning a spider’s web and a toy top. The exchange contrasts natural craft with human effort as a moral metaphor.
A Philadelphia Record snippet quotes Cresus grumbling over spending on his daughter’s medical studies and her marrying her first patient. The Atchison Globe adds a proverb on the difficulty of feigning pleasure amid disappointment.
The article notes the winter porpoise as the fattest, yielding six to seven gallons of oil from a seven foot by five foot specimen weighing about 300 pounds. Blubber oil is praised for lighting, with blubber weighing around 100 pounds and thickness increasing in winter. Jaws produce high quality oil, and the oil dries into cans for lighthouse use. Porpoise hunting occurs year round. even sharks may scavenge the catch if a hunter wounds a porpoise.
A titled lady complains to Worth, the Parisian milliner, over a £120 bail dress claiming the material cost 20 and labor is undervalued. The milliner retorts that art commands high payment, mocking the idea of paying less and keeping the robe, likening it to paying a painter with cheap colors.
A Philadelphia man hoped to hire help by cutting out several "situations wanted" ads and visiting the listed addresses by cab. He stopped before a house with a cook who recognized him, claiming she had just left his home yesterday. He fled, letting his wife continue managing the household.
The future Queen, then young and spirited, angrily abused an attendant. A teacher intervened with a book on speaking calmly. Days later she grew still more furious, claiming she read the book and profited by it or else she would have scratched the attendant’s eyes out.
The text traces wheel mentions from Exodus to Genesis and notes early use by Chaldeans and Greeks. It argues the wheel as one of the oldest machines, likening the modern bicycle wheel to ancient log sections. It ends with a classified ads plug for renting rooms.
The Golden Rose Copper Company formed by Frank N. Cox and John F. Hurste holds a valuable gold property in the Patagonia district, extending the old Providencia mine. A vein runs 7 dollars per ton in gold, with pay streaks of 35 dollars per ton, an ore body of several hundred tons, and two shafts deeper than 75 feet. The firm plans to ship ore within ninety days under skilled mining engineers.
The Indian Department announces Fort Apache Reservation will open for cattlemen to secure grazing leases. Major C W Crouse at Fort Apache is the contact. Placita wanch company formed in Las Vegas with $100000 capital, directors including Hezekiah J Raymer and Daniel T Hoskins. Albert Dean reports Mexico cattle imports for December 1901 totaling 9392, with yearly totals near 99865, highest since 1898. ports El Paso Nogales San Luis Rio Colorado. Forty six hogs also imported at Nogales for Arizona feeding. South-Western Stockman.
Advertises an up to date line of samples for ladies tailored garments from Kline Kohn & Co the largest tailoring house in the United States. Mentions Smith the Tajor at the upper Wedge and Parisian Millinery with heavy stock at 25 per pair. Columbus Grill rooms lists fine mallard duck and items numbered 83-100.
A brief promotional line noting that The Citizen’s Classified Ads can help readers locate the right person. It positions the classifieds as a quick, practical resource for finding individuals through ads and listings.
At the state meeting yesterday Nebraska livestock breeders split on endorsing the national land leasing bill but adopted a compromise urging support. The resolution notes grazing lands not used for agriculture or mining could yield revenue and reduce taxes, and asks Nebraska senators and representatives to back the lease law.
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are advertised as fast acting laxatives with no discomfort and famous efficacy. They are on sale at Bell's Pharmacy located at 22 North Church Street. The ad also promotes eye exams by Cook & Co and notes infant hosiery at the Parisian Millinery for 25 cents per pair.
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