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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1902

Page

4

Cattlemen Seek Reversal of Fence Removal Order in Arizona

Arizona cattlemen mobilize a large petition to the Secretary of the Interior demanding reversal of the order forcing fences on government land to be removed. They argue the land between the Rio Grande and northern border is arid and unsuited to cultivation with water shortages stressing irrigation. The note highlights mining activity near Solomonville, iron prospects via new railroad routes, and a Salt River valley melon market. Thirty cars carrying 1,319 cattle shipped from Douglas to Billings last week.

Secretary of the Interior Rio Grande Douglas Billings Mont

One Minute Cough Cure Gains Praises from Pharmacist

D Scott Currin of Loganon Pa proclaims One Minute Cough Cure superior to all medicines for coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles. He calls it perfectly safe and acting immediately with croup yielding to it. Bell's Pharmacy lists ru w prices at Capos the Jeweler 62 West West Congress.

D. Scott Currin Loganon Bell’s

Orchard and Garden Advice and a Talmage Anecdote

Practical notes on raspberry and grape planting shallow rooting and soil needs plus pruning tips for shade trees. The piece also recounts a London Chronicle anecdote about Dr. De Witt Talmage’s England visit where a crowd paid to enter a church and he changed his sermon.

de Witt Talmage England London Chronicle

Irish Recruit Defies Drill Sergeant Courtin’ Keeps Standstill

A British drill sergeant orders single men to advance and married men to fall back. An Irishman named Pat stands still when asked if he is married, denies it, and explains he is courting Biddy, thus not fitting either group.

Modern Beauty in Rome Through Ancient Hygienic Rituals

A Washington Star column contrasts modern beauty culture with Roman practices. It notes hygiene as the secret of youth, describes the Romans’ lavish toilet routine by slave classes, cosmetic applications, and ritual perfumes, ending with a nod to Brutus era elegance.

Popona Agrippina Rome Brutus Cato Washington Star

A Famous Painting with Luminous Night Buffalo

A Washington display features a famed Japanese painting in which a phosphorescent water buffalo appears only after dark. The pigment secrets, tied to mollusks and fish, produce a ghostly glow unseen in daylight, fueling temple legends about the hidden creature.

Washington Legation Europe America Japan Washington Post

Put all eggs in one basket warns against overreaching

A quip from Carnegie's Empire of Business argues against splitting assets. The speaker suggests concentrating on a single basket to avoid broken eggs, noting the burden and danger of multiple baskets and the risk of toppling when carrying three baskets.

Carnegie Brownsberger Los Angeles Florida Brownsberger Seventh St

They Generally Stick Hewitt Gruet has jilted that Boston girl

A brief comic dialogue notes Hewitt Gruet calls it hard to shed a cold. Jewett questions the situation and responds that it isn’t easy to get rid of a cold. The exchange is attributed to the New York Times.

Hewitt Gruet Boston Jewett New York Times

The Milk Sterilization Quip Cited by Boston Post

A husband asks if the milk is sterilized and his wife replies it is now but water cured. This terse exchange from the Boston Post presents a wry domestic quip reflecting everyday life.

Boston Post

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