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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1902
Page
8
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Secretary Root disapproved General Miles' choice of Captain R C van Viiet of the Tenth Infantry as inspector of small arms practice on Miles' staff. Root cites army regulations limiting staffs to those already on duty in the department and notes the clash between the War Department head and the commander. Van Viiet is in the Philippines. Miles argues the rule does not apply to him.
In Atlantic City New Jersey on July 9 James Herbert three years old of Harrisburg Pennsylvania was buried alive in sand at the foot of Maryland avenue. He was found buried to his neck several hours later nearly dead but revived after physician assistance.
A large number of cattle are dying from blackleg in this vicinity and many farmers discuss vaccinating entire herds. The disease reportedly destroys about 20 percent of cattle in the Indian Territory, making this an untried experiment locally.
In New York on a July morning an 18 year old girl Mamie Brueggeworth suffered a severe eye injury when her mother dropped carbolic acid into her left eye hoping to ease pain. Doctors warn the sight may be lost.
Frost rain and cold cripple honey bee industry in Warsaw New York. Apiarists report hives stripped of honey and millions of bees starved to death. Bees killed drones and destroyed queen cells preventing population growth.
Lincoln Neb July 9 The 2 year old child of Clem Painter near Springview is missing with search parties scouring canyons north of Springview. Authorities fear the child may have wandered off or fallen prey to wildcats as posses encounter ferocious cats during the hunt.
An advertising notice extols Allen's Foot-Fase as a powder that relieves painful feet, corns, bunions, and gives instant relief for hot tired feet. claims it makes tight shoes feel easy and offers a free trial. Also promotes Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil for burns sore throat and related ailments with mail order details.
A crowded preliminary hearing for Manuel Borquez on the murder of Steve Ochoa ends with Borquez pleading not guilty. Witnesses describe the shooting, with Dr. Burton detailing a severed artery and shattered bone. The court orders Borquez held for the next grand jury.
The London Chronicle questions heavy use of quotation marks while citing examples from biblical passages and plays. It contrasts modern typesetting with historical style and notes reactions from various papers including the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Chicago’s Newsp.
An advertisement asserts that constipation poisons the body and claims DeWitt's Little Early Risers cleanse the system by stimulating the liver and promoting bowel action. The copy emphasizes safety and lack of griping, published by Bell's Pharmacy.
Advertises Taxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising a cure for a cold in one day. Money-back guarantee by the druggist if it fails. E W Grove signs each box. Pricing listed as 25 cents.
Vacation time brings open air sports and minor injuries. The ad touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a quick stop for cuts burns wounds and skin ailments noting it draws out inflammation and cures piles. Counterfeits are warned against by Bell's Pharmacy.
For repairing or One watches and Jewelery go to G Capo's. Ev watch 8 guaranteed. Only first class work turned out.
A man asks to write a postal card at a shop desk while a neighbor dispute unfolds over a noisy dog and cross eyed wife. Nearby, New York pie production is profiled with factory scales, popular flavors, and the shift from freight to city appetite. The piece ends with a warning about poppy fields and narcotic exposure in Turkey.
A wife calls out her husband for not bringing a friend to dinner. He savors his first good meal in a long while. A gardener is told to pull up bushes by the roots, but he tips the owner that digging is needed to reach the roots.
The quoted passage questions the breadth of a man’s mastery across morals manners economy philosophy religion taste and life. It asks what realm of human endeavor he has not enlightened instructed or impressed with his knowledge and influence.
A satirical dialogue thinly disguises politics and personalities as a humorous exchange. The Boston Tran script hints at clever wordplay and the clash of public figures through a playful, backstage banter style.
In a Japan scene described, fish are sold alive as pedlars carry tanks through city streets. The practice highlights street commerce and common fish trades in urban areas.
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