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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1902
Page
6
A discussion on female illness and the challenge of doctor patient communication. The article presents a letter from a woman, claims Mrs. Pinkham can gather symptom details beyond a physician, and asserts confidentiality. It emphasizes widespread gratitude from women aided by Mrs. Pinkham and her medicine and includes a note on publishing patient letters with consent.
A reader from Sheridan Montana seeks Mrs Pinkham’s advice after two months of using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for severe headaches back pain and menstrual related illness. The letter cites prolonged illness, bed confinement, fainting spells, nerve fever and bilious symptoms with requests for cause and guidance.
Headquarters in Prescott Arizona announces a territorial Democratic convention to meet in Tucson on September 3 at 10 a.m. to select a delegate to Congress and handle business. Invitation extends to all reform minded groups and county committees are urged to prepare delegates and proxies.
Excerpts reveal party officers E E Ellinwood and Frank P Trott sign off on candidate selection under Arizona Territory primary law. Separate notices urge readers to consider Dr King s New Discovery for consumption praising a Dorchester Massachusetts woman s recovery, and an advertisement for jewelry and a women s remedy for delayed periods from Paris Chemical Co.
A regional financial report notes banks numbered one to ten begin operations in daily sequence from dawn to noon. The timeline shows a gradual rollout with opening ceremonies at each branch. Local officials say the effort aims to boost service access and stimulate commerce.
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