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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1902
Page
6
Attorney W J Kirkpatrick based at 140 West Pennington Tucson Arizona appears in this notice seeking legal services and representation. The item identifies a local attorney and his address in the city.
An advertisement extols DeWirtt's Little Early Risers as a liver stimulating remedy that cleanses the body by promoting bowel movements and avoiding stomach ailments. It promises safety and gentle action without gripes. Bell's
Auction notice for Black Paddy the great pacer with a 1:06 half mile at Phoenix. sale of harnesses, saddles, bridles, new buggy and harnesses. Removal sale by R. D. Woodell at Club Stables with 1 cent to 4.25 dollars odds. Also meal ticket resales by Alex Rossi at 110 S Meyer Street.
The Board of Supervisors of Pima County Arizona orders a re registration of voters. Clerk C O Rouse certifies the order was entered April 7 1902 and dated May 15 1902 with the county seal. First publication May 15 1902, last October 11 1902.
Local butcher promotes high quality meat and low prices with an inviting refrigerator room. Skilled meat cutters guarantee expert work and cleaner market experience for customers.
A Philadelphia Press excerpt contrasts light midday meals in American life with heavy European dining and cites an observer's view on dyspepsia. It also recalls Sir Boyle Roche's humorous political quips about smuggling and England Ireland relations told on the hustings.
A Washington Times note recalls Heron of Alexandria’s self moving shrine of Bacchas as the earliest device of mechanical locomotion. The device used a weighted sand drum and pulley system to pull a cord and move forward, with arrangements for straight or curved motion and a parallel to modern slot machine mechanisms.
A Chicago Tribune tale describes a grocer who, to collect six months unpaid debt, presents a detailed bill as a will. The debtor doubting the items agrees to pay, noting the total is about half his expectation.
A brief notice highlights a shop offering fine wines liquors and cigars with meals served around the clock. The item underscores late hour service and product range in a local retail setting.
Youth's Companion reports that in Venezuela the castor oil plant grows as a large perennial shrub around homes and is believed to repel mosquitoes. Consul Plumacher in Maracaibo agrees the plant could be effective elsewhere, suggesting keeping branches and seeds in a room to drive away pests.
A compact history contrasts the term Bedlam with its London asylum origins from 1523, noting cruelty and confinement, and recalls anecdotes from 18th and 19th century Britain and U S politics including John Randolph of Roanoke and a Roanoke to Russia episode with a large public treasury withdrawal.
A Scottish minister recently asked a parishioner why he had not attended church. The man replied he sits about the pillar, prompting the minister to joke that the pillar had been missing from the front of the roof for two years, then was surprised by the detail.
The passage notes Seneca the Wise repeating 2000 words in uninterrupted succession. Hortensius, the greatest Roman orator before Cicero, could recite all prices from a public auction. Themistocles valued forgetting over memory and learned Persian in one year.
A Washington Star quips that the wife of the U S president has easy official hostess duties at the White House. If ill she is excused, and a physician jokes a change of scene by staying home to see something besides hotel rooms and gelows.
A Brooklyn Life humorous remark notes that experience is the best teacher and that there is no stopping a teacher’s salary, highlighting the value placed on experience and compensation in teaching.
Time table No 5 in effect July 1 1901 shows southbound and northbound train connections at Guthrie with A and NM lines. Station names include Morene and Guthrie with listed arrival and departure times and connections to Frisco and related routes.
Dialog shows friction as Mrs Benhatin questions Benham about his mother’s arrival and his icy reply reveals strain. The exchange reflects domestic strain and communication gaps.
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