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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1902

Page

4

Local Alder Councilmans Chest Expansion Bet

In a humorous office exchange, Alderman Russell bets two ice company managers they can expand their chests more, using a tape measure. Russell swallows the dollar after his seven inch measurement tops Manning and Gunsel’s five and four inch results. Military notes warn that sleep on guard and insubordination are serious offenses.

Russell Menning Maynard Gunsel Consumers’ Ice Co Ice Company Russell Manning Gunsel Mr. Russell Arthur Griffiths

One Minute Cough Cure Tops All Medicines Says Currin

D Scott Currin of Loganon Pa touts One Minute Cough Cure as the safest fastest remedy for coughs colds croup throat and lung troubles. Claims it acts immediately and cures grip bronchitis and croup. Sold at Bell's Pharmacy.

D. Scott Currin Loganon Bell's

Cure a Cold in One Day with Laxative Bromo Quinine

Advert shows Laxative Bromo Quinine tabs claim rapid cold relief with money back guarantee. ER W Grove signature on each box. Also promotes Dean's Ointment for itching piles as the only sure safe cure.

W. Grove Dean

Do Justice First, Then Charity, Ruskin Said

The quote argues justice must precede charity in moral effort. Charity, though greater than justice, cannot form a foundation without justice. You should do justice to others even without love, and love may grow from that, as charity builds on a just base.

John Ruskin

Notable Quotations and Oddities in Print

A collage of brief quotes spans remarks on a boy’s school progress and dodging exams, a sharp counterpoint about making mistakes, and a humorous non sequitur about domestic fowl in the Vid Testament. The lines reflect lighthearted, era-specific newspaper quips and cultural tidbits.

Curious Letters Shed Light On Revolutionary Soldier Weeks

The Harvard Library preserves letters from William Weeks, a Harvard graduate and Washington’s army officer. He writes from Valley Forge about longing for home, honors from Washington, and tensions between duty and nostalgia. A 1778 Valley Forge note hints Weeks pursuing a master’s degree, aided by a $10 family gift that helped secure it.

Harvard New Hampshire William Weeks Washington Valley Forge Sullivan Weeks Hom

Ten-year turnover in U.S. stage ranks across era shifts

The Chicayzo Tribune notes stage life cycles show a new crop of performers every decade. It argues rank and file actors rarely exceed ten years in pursuit of advancement, with most either gaining distinction or leaving the profession as time passes.

United States Chicayzo Tribune

Fog Rivalry Sparks London and New York Dispatches

An American in London boasts of the United States while an Englishman cites London fogs as unmatched. The American retorts by claiming New York harbor fogs are thicker and notes a New Jersey company offering to can American fog for Britain.

London America Atlantic New Yok Harbor New Jersey Argomut

Husband's taste for articles of vertu noted

Mrs Oldcastle admires the neighbors' splendid library and jokes that her husband, John, has a refined taste for articles of vertu. The hostess agrees, calling John one of the most virtuous men she has ever known.

Political bribery exchange report in Boston Post

A reader recounts an attempted vote purchase by a man claiming to be a senator. He offered 1000 dollars, was refused, and after negotiation the parties allegedly settled on 2000 dollars in a Boston Post context.

Senator Grab Boston Post

Shovel-Nosed South American Fish Impresses Uncle Jerry

A Bitmore American quote praises the shovel fish of South America as highly accommodating with a four snout shovel shape. It supposedly jumps onto banks to be caught, illustrating its unusual behavior and appeal.

South America Uncle Jerry

The Tyranny of Trivial Wedding Details

The piece notes how life’s great moments such as love and marriage are diminished by fuss over flowers gowns invitations and mourning details. It contrasts joyful solemnity with petty preoccupations and the uncivilized focus on superficial trappings.

Irishman in Cavalry Drill Tickle to Test Sham

A humorous tale from the St James Gazette about an Irish recruit in a cavalry regiment. The fencing instructor quizzes him on sword use and the hearthlike Pat replies he would simply tickle the opponent's point if he feinted to see if he was shamming.

Pat St. James Gazette

Philip Evans and a Prayer Ended With an Amen

The passage shows a child Philip Evans finishing prayers with Amen and a humorous exchange about not wanting to be mixed with a misbehaving Brother Ed. A mother questions the remark while another line notes a distant, humorous misattribution about a marriage and a misunderstanding.

Philip Philip Evans Brother Ed Boston Transcript

Notice of Final Account and Distribution in Etchells Estate

In the probate court of Pima County Arizona executor E W Graves presents final account and petition for final distribution of Charles T Etchells deceased. A hearing is set for June 12 1902 at 10 a m in Tucson to approve the settlement and allow written exceptions from interested parties. Dated May 31 1902 S W Purcell Ex Officio Clerk.

Charles T. Etchells E. W. Graves County Court House Tucson Pima County S. W. Purcell

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