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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
8
Out of town orders accepted promptly for slot machines ecard and trade machines of every description sold on commission. Correspondence solicited. Office and salesroom 213 North Meyer Tucson Arizona telephone 2281.
Notices to readers about mailing The Citizen to summer addresses at carrier price. Leave new address at The Citizen business office corner Stone Avenue and Broadway or call Main 171 for service.
The piece recounts Benjamin Franklin’s defense of the rattlesnake as an American emblem and describes a flag with a nine-jointed rattlesnake then notes a Brooklyn gambling case with a humorous exchange about a locksmith. It ends with a Philadelphia naturalization applicant’s misreadings of American founding texts.
For ten years a new board taker boasts unvarying routines from 6 AM to 9 30 PM and only healthy meals with no sick days. When asked why, an awful silence falls, leaving a question about his past. Kansas City Independent records the odd exchange.
Advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as gentle thorough and guaranteed relief for indigestion nausea and related symptoms priced at 25 cents a box. Local note mentions Tucson Ice and Cold Storage using six wagons built by Fred Ronstadt and a shop repairing fine watches and jewelry at KK Capo s with guaranteed quality.
The description outlines arsenic poisoning, detailing initial colicky pains, stomach distress, burning esophagus pain, vomiting, extreme thirst, and abdominal tenderness. It follows with weakness, cyanosis, cramps, collapse, and possible death within five to twenty hours, noting variations if treatment delays.
An assortment of short items notes a tense park encounter over a torn bag of teals and a wary dialogue about reform and hospital release. It includes reflections on hospital aid, a hospital stay, and a sober view of poverty alongside brief scientific curiosities and a social car discussion.
Chambers' Journal compares canaries to people noting male indolence or courtesy and female chatter. It describes how some cocks neglect work while hens rear young, and how hens vary from quiet to quarrelsome, reflecting human domestic dynamics.
A toddler Dorothea quietly raids the mousetrap and eats cheese, claiming two mice were trapped. Her mother reacts with horror then laughter, noting the mice were not frightened and the scene becomes a remembered family moment from Brooklyn Life.
The article notes Japan’s island geography, climate, and currents fostering diverse marine life. It compares Japan’s fish fauna to the Mediterranean, citing Dr. Gunther on possible historical coastlines and sea passages. A second snippet observes Tyrolean households in Mieming and Rietz making rosaries by stringing beads.
A method to blanch a mutton chop before cooking by boiling two minutes. This forms a white albumen skin on the surface and prevents gravy from escaping during cooking.
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