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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1902
Page
8
A Florida man visiting New York recalls his first snowy day with childlike glee as onlookers recount his mother’s cures and disbelief at his claim of never seeing snow. The piece then shifts to a cultural note on bedding and comfort across nations and regions.
An advertisement proclaims One Minute Cough Cure as the best remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles with claims it acts immediately and is perfectly safe. It also notes a price cut on spectacles eye glasses field glasses and optical goods with free eye examinations at Sehell the optician Century block.
A New York Post feature describes Japanese incense parties, detailing pre party odor abstention, quiet entry, careful door handling, and the hostess burning four to five incenses. Guests sniff each scent thrice, record names, and compare cards to win a small prize like an incense burner.
Miss Keedick and Miss Tenspot share a salon quip about a father who is stern and stingy. The exchange notes his rudeness to callers and his habit of borrowing money from young men, in a light witty aside from the Detroit Free Press.
Dialogue excerpt shows Lily questioning a breakup with Fred and Minniss responding that his praise was insincere and meant as flattery. The exchange suggests a personal relationship strain with implied romantic jealousy and social image concerns.
The Philadelphia Record describes inmates at the eastern penitentiary filling long hours with elaborate crafts. A mantel uses a lambrequin cut from old prison trousers, a gilt bracket holds a stuffed rat, and walls boast a bird-filled reed mural, countless checkers and carved chess sets demonstrating patient, delicate handiwork.
A Philadelphia Times interview with a druggist notes the high cost of many medicines and highlights pseudo physostigmine as unusually valuable. The seed grows in India, Brazil, and South Africa and was once used in rites of ordeal. the drug is prescribed for heart disease.
The earliest sport book in English is a rhymed treatise titled the Boke of St Albans by Juliana Berners, with Wynkyn de Worde printing the second edition in 1435. Her lineage includes Lord Berners who translated Prossart's Chronicles, and she influenced hawking, angling, and fishing literature that even Izaak Walton drew from.
A story links the saying eating crow to a Virginia incident where a British regiment soldier shot a farmer's crow. After the farmer complained, a colonel sentenced the soldier to eat the crow. The tale ends with the farmer facing the gun, the soldier threatening to finish him. The origin, titled as the pain of eating crow, spreads as folklore.
The gathering includes professors from German universities and focuses on the institute's significant endowments and the substantial property holdings. Multiple chairs are described as being endowed by private donors.
The Atricus rhinoceros horns reach up to four feet in length and were once used to craft royal drinking cups. The idea of poisonous potions bubbling in the cups may reflect early beliefs, as many ancient poisons were acids that could rapidly degrade the horn material.
A Tucson salesroom offers slot machines and card and trade machines for sale on commission. Out-of-town orders receive prompt attention and correspondence is solicited from buyers. Located at 213 North Meyer, Tucson, Arizona. Telephone 2281.
Mrs A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa recalls near death from hay fever and asthma before using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. She credits it with a complete recovery and notes its safety for throat and lung diseases. Guaranteed bottles two sizes 0. Bot tle trial bottles free at all druggists.
A fragment mentions agents near Pennington and Stone for the Abstract and Tithe Guarantee Company. Details are limited in the clipped text.
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