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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
6
R S Meredith of Willow Grove Del says DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured his piles and treats skin diseases and wounds. The ad warns against counterfeits and lists Bell's Pharmacy as a source.
In Ainslee's essay Harvey Sutherland notes ants mimic human traits and social life. They play, wash, sleep on their sides, and keep pets and slaves among 55 insect species in nests. Domesticated aphids, clavigers, and woodlice aid nests while Polyergus slave systems dominate.
In New Guinea Borneo Ceram Gilolo and other islands head hunting persists despite missions and aid. Warriors display severed heads on poles, using ambush or poisoned arrows to prove prowess. Dayaks favor blowpipes and parangs while head hunting continues across remote tribes.
The Sabbath is traced to an ancient Babylonian model not as a rest day but as an atonement ritual to appease gods. Hebrew practice then grafted this into a weekly respite from toil, transforming it from a gloomy dies irae to a day of delight, per Professor Jastrow.
A practical suitor and a woman explore true love when he says he tested it by faking indigestion for two weeks to judge the symptoms. The exchange from a Chicago Post quotation presents a humorous take on testing commitment.
A Chinese tale from Canton speaks of Lim tao Poung an artist who carved a boat from a bean pod with a full set of sails rudder and mast. The exterior reportedly bore Confucian maxims and the work earned 1000 taels from the Kipper or Psi Pou as payment.
The article highlights Mexican drawn work as a distinctive tourist draw. It notes the artistry and patience of Mexican workers and contrasts traditional handcraft with modern machine made goods, remarking on the survival of this craft into today.
An advertisement claims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures troublesome sores and delays wounds. A user from Yankeetown Indiana recalls healing a running sore after trying many remedies. It touts skin diseases and piles as responsive with a warning about counterfeits from Bell's Pharmacy.
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