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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
6
The great pacer with a 1 05 half mile at Phoenix is offered for sale. New rubber tired buggy and harness included. Chances from 1 cent to 4 25. For particulars apply to R D Woodell at Club Stables.
A historical anecdote recalls Commodore Vanderbilt's illiteracy and the failed attempt to use the password dog to unlock his safe. The misdirection highlights a key twist when the messenger learns the true passphrase and is sent back to finish the job.
A humor item notes a mother would allow theater attendance only if a chaperon is provided, quipping that it must be encaged. The piece reflects light social commentary in Brooklyn Life.
A note from the Row ton Journal clarifies that the term safety represents a concept rather than a geographic location. The brief dispatch rejects any place-name interpretation and underscores linguistic usage.
A survey of how French families show strong fraternal ties across success and failure. Brothers help each other regardless of status and marry near each other, with famed pairs like Blancs Favres and Picards cited as Siamese twins in solidarity and rivalry. The piece notes dramatic personality differences among brothers and occasional literary collaborations.
Burns cuts and wounds trouble some sores says H C Hardy of Yankeetown. After trying many remedies he used DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and the sore heated. Cures all skin diseases Piles yield to it at once beware of counterfeits Bell's Pharmacy
Fragmentary railroad note describes train connections at Guthrie Mies with southbound routes and Northbound links with trains numbered two and four. Mentions Burns and J Milla in minor supervisory context.
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