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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1902
Page
5
The Citizen reports varying items from a postponed funeral to cautionary warnings about three local fakers targeting the vulnerable. A street performance prank and a late freight train delay are noted along with assorted city happenings from a band serenade to a burglarized saloon.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to ease tired feet, swelling, corns, bunions, blisters, and calluses. It claims to restore comfort after use, noting availability at druggists and shoe stores and offering a free trial sample.
It argues the body cleanses impurities through the bowels and that occupation traps poisons, urging DeWitt's Little Early Risers to stimulate the liver and bowels with 7 pills, claiming no griping. Bell's Pharmacy endorsement.
A wedding rings order was placed at E G Capes in the Jeneer district located at 83 West Corgrees Street. The notice records a purchase of rings for a forthcoming ceremony with the supplier details.
Plans for the Santa Rita hotel in Tucson promise a grand four story plus basement edifice with 104 rooms and 26th century comforts. Architect H C Trost leads Moorish design, featuring marble stairs, skylight lobby, electric elevator, private telephone network, low pressure heating, and three fire escapes. Construction by R H Raphael and associates, leasing to General L H Manning for 15 years, with completion aimed by March 1 1903.
Judge Purcell and wife have taken a suite of rooms at the Hall house where they will be at home to their many friends in the city. Colonel William Herring left on No 10 for Bisbee this morning. Vic Hanney expects to leave next Wednesday for his vacation on the coast. Dr Fenner will leave for San Francisco this evening where he will spend his summer vacation. Judge Satterwhite and Rochester Ford left on the International for Nogales on legal business.
Advertisement touts Paine's Celery Compound as essential for those weakened by heat. It claims to purify blood nourish nerves aid digestion and build flesh and muscle with a testimonial from J. S. McCarthy of Washington praising its cures for nervousness loss of appetite and insomnia after four bottles.
A mother explains she chose a son’s name to outshine a disreputable ancestor. A friend questions the motive as the exchange recalls a New York Press quip on naming and legacy. The page also notes a provocative insurance remark and a Sunday note promising barbecue mutton with early orders.
The Tucson Ice and Cold Storage company uses six fine hen wagons to deliver ice. They were designed and built at home by Fred Ronstadt. Local business men are having wagons built at this new shop. Send in orders early with telephone 551.
Dr H L Warner cites New York World notes that proper food and exercise form the health solution. Grape Nuts is described as predigested, easy on digestion, supplying nourishment to brain and nerves. Thorough factory preparation ensures readiness with cream and a crisp grape sugar taste. A ten day trial and a recipe book accompany each package.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as an absolutely safe, immediate remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Benl's Pharmacy advertises discounted meal tickets sold by Alex Rossi including $11.50 tickets for $10 and $5.15 tickets for $5.
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