The Sun newspaper gains and service promises
The Sun presents itself as a comprehensive daily paper with up-to-date mechanicals and strong Washington New York coverage. It commits to prompt news collection through special correspondents across the United States and aims to connect farmers merchants and brokers with major markets. The Sun emphasizes education, national life, and constant news delivery including Sunday issues. Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions.
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A Michigan lawyer recalls a wrongful conviction pardon
A veteran attorney recounts a state prison case where a young farmer was convicted of stealing ten sheep from twelve and sold them to a butcher. He helped secure a governor’s pardon after gathering family testimony and juror signatures, noting the case likely stemmed from mistaken identity.
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Detroit Free Press
The Weekly Sun News Notes and Subscriptions
Articles highlight a robust agricultural department and notable features in The Weekly Sun. Promotions offer one dollar yearly subscriptions with prepaid options for readers in the United States Canada and Mexico and mention free postage in some regions.
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King’s New Discovery Cures Mrs Cragg’s Cough
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts suffered a long severe lung cough and could barely breathe. After doctors failed she used King’s New Discovery for Consumption and became completely cured. The ad claims relief for coughs colds throat and lung troubles with a guaranteed cure and trial bottles free. It also touts leather goods at BG Capos.
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Cooking Hints For Perfect Home Cooking
Practical kitchen tips for boiling apples to make cider and sweeten recipes. Details include simmering cocoa to remove raw taste, using a potato in hot fat to gauge temperature, and broiling with charcoal flames. Suggests browning a roast chicken then finishing upright to keep juices moist and flavorful.
Law of Compensation Noted in Humorous Irish Exchange
Bridget and Pat discuss the idea that when a man loses one sense another grows sharper. Bridget notes the claim with humor, citing examples like a blind man gaining touch and a one leg longer than the other as a playful observation. The Philadelphia Times records the exchange.
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Philadelphia Times
Ordinance Proposes Broad City License Revisions Tucson
Ordinance 158 147 amends multiple provisions of Ordinance 102 to update license rates and categories for hawkers peddlers hack drivers theaters street shows and various businesses in Tucson. It repeals Ordinance 125 and 142 amendments and sets licensing for liquor retail laundries theaters and many trades with quarterly payments and posting requirements. The measure passes June 26 1902 with Mayor Schumacher and City Clerk Hawke.
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