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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1902
Page
6
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy curing stomach, kidney, liver issues and nervous disorders. It claims to purify blood, boost energy, and treat malaria with a satisfaction guarantee. Also offers finely crafted leather goods at low prices from BE Capo’s.
The Sun proclaims unwavering high standards in private life and public policy for over sixty four years. It highlights its modern journalism, complete equipment, and global correspondents. It notes Washington and New York bureaus, wide market coverage, and Sunday publication with annual subscription rates.
A Londoner kept calm as 15 shillings given by mistake to the wrong man was promptly returned after a theater box office error. A commissionaire handed cash to a stranger who pocketed it, then returned it when confronted. The incident echoes a skeptical view of generosity in public spaces.
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts endured years of severe lung trouble and obstinate cough. She states doctors failed until using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption which cured her completely. Coughs colds throat and lung troubles are urged to try this remedy with guaranteed cure priced 50c and 1 trial bottles free.
The article describes a clock regulation method near the pendulum using a magnet and electric current. When the pendulum runs too fast or slow, the magnet retards or speeds the swing by an infinitesimal fraction of a second. Repeated adjustments over thousands of swings correct the tiny error, allowing clocks to keep step with precise time.
The passage asserts that art should express genuine delight in something real whether a shell stone hero or God. It claims healthful life energy stems from loving what one creates and ranks talent by the scope of that love, guiding practical labor and healthy expression.
A note from the Atchison Globe describes a healthy boy given a quart of raisins to stone, which dwindles to a half pint by the time he finishes. The article conveys a curious experiment like collation or a superstition rather than a medical report.
An early 20th century promotional snippet from The Sun announces the Weekly Sun and Daily Sun with mail subscriptions and home department features. It invites readers to compare goods and prices for buggies harness saddles and supplies, and notes subscription payments in advance from Baltimore publishers A. B. Abell Company.
A damaged OCR fragment lists monetary figures and identifiers suggesting a local public sale. Readable terms indicate a sale action and officials, but key details are incomplete.
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