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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
6
Attorney T F Ryan based at 46 Church Street in Tucson Arizona offers legal services.
A Washington Post item notes that true cigar quality is about feel and construction not color. Experts advise testing flexibility, wrapper integrity, and listening for crunch when pressed. Look for yellow and white revenue stamps on imported boxes to verify authenticity.
A collection of assorted literary quotes and musings from various works. Excerpts touch on faith, work, nature, time, money, love, and art, each offering a distinct viewpoint or wry observation. The piece surveys attitudes across different authors and narratives.
A brusque visitor asks who is responsible. The sad cynical boy replies he does not know the responsible party but claims he is always to blame. Washington Star reports this brief exchange.
The article describes Bermuda and West Indies waters with vividly colored corals and two notable fishes. The green parrot fish bears a poisonous flesh, flashing rainbow fins and a protective gaudy dress, while the pink hind lies beneath and glows at night to scare off intruders. Professor L. Bristol in St Nicholas.
Walter Williams reports from Columbia Missouri describing Jerusalem seen from the Mount of Olives as a city of fortress like remains from eight ancient cities. He notes narrow dirty streets a four inch water pipe serving 70 000 and fanatical ignorant inhabitants while praising its essential details and timeless strangeness. He adds a note about the Paraguay river stretching 1800 miles with lower course widths from five to fifteen miles.
A New York Press item notes Miss D travels frequently with frequent trips abroad. A girl admires her plastered luggage while an unnamed man accuses her of frequent overseas travel, asserting she “goes across 80 often” and that “everyone knows it.”
Puck reports Mose Johnson sold a horse liniment claiming it was for a horse but used it for his wife, noting the product did not help as expected and describing the exchange with a druggist. The dialogue implies a misunderstanding or misrepresentation in a domestic context.
Dialogue from the Detroit Free Press sketches Miss Keedick accusing her father of rudeness to callers and Miss Tenspot claiming his meanness and debt borrowing behavior. The exchange reveals tensions in a social circle.
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr King s New Discovery for curing her severe lung trouble and obstinate cough after years of suffering. The ad urges cough and lung disease sufferers to try the remedy with guaranteed cure at druggists, priced 50c and 1. Trial bottles free. Also promotes Tiffany jewelry at B G Cape s ti Jeweler 83 West Congress.
Schedule details list Morenci Arche Bunkers Cunningham Guthrie and others with standard time. The fragment indicates a timetable in effect July 1901 and mentions places and names in a condensed format.
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