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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1902
Page
8
Readers may keep The Citizen by mail at the same price as carrier delivery by leaving their address at Mee Citizen business office near Lane avenue and Broadway. The text then shifts to horse judging, noting features for a graceful carriage and responsive temperament, including head, jaw, eye, ear, and expression indicators.
The article suggests Catherine Dickens married George Hogarth’s daughter in 1886 while Dickens later showed unexpected attachment to Catherine’s sister Mary. It discusses Mary’s concealed affection and cites Gere Fitzgerald’s Wrapper's Magazine piece "Dickens As His Books" as supporting the theory.
A quoted exchange from the Washington Star presents an optimistic view on treating a rare ailment described as cacoid. The dialogue discusses gratitude and a sectoral approach to addressing the illness without surgical intervention.
The article explains that sensory signals are not instant and require a minuscule delay. If a person touched a hot object with a long arm reaching to the sun, they would not perceive the burn for more than a hundred years, given the slow transmission rate of sensory nerves.
A Sunday school address in a Pennsylvania town retold the Elijah story of mocking youths being punished by two bears. A child’s quip from the front row drew a humorous refocus, the girl noting how two bears could hold many children.
A terse exchange between two lawyers highlights the hard work of settling Gotrox estate and resisting claims from the weirs. The dialogue underscores experience as the greatest teacher and notes the increased salary demands.
Local ad notes One Minute Cough Cure by D. Scott Currin of Woganon Pa as a safe immediate remedy for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Claims to cure croup grip bronchitis and other chest illnesses. Bell's Pharmacy sells the product. Weather prompts residents to prep for spring clothing and cleaning or purchase from Smith the leading tailor.
The piece outlines Andrew Jacksons impeachment acquittal and two censure resolutions against Presidents Jackson and Tyler. It also shares a humorous Brooklyn Life anecdote about Dorothea eating cheese from a mousetrap and a note on Japans rich fish fauna and marine currents influencing biodiversity.
Slot machines card and trade machines for sale or rent on commission. Out of town orders given prompt attention. Correspondence solicited. Office and salesroom 218 North Meyer Tucson Arizona. Telephone 2281.
A Massachusetts business prints a header urging cheerful correction of errors and kindly, prompt complaints. It stresses writing first to right any injustice, aiming for good natured correspondence as the best rule of response. The guidance, quoted from Youth's Companion, encourages proactive, respectful communication.
A parson warns a groom about an attempted swindle on a broken winded horse posing as sound. The jockey bristles at private interference and learns the preacher was in the state prison last Sunday.
A woman left her husband after hearing an astrolover tell her fate cursed her to be a great woman if she stayed married, but he warned marriage would block it. She resigned to choose fame over money, staying away four weeks before returning, saying fate and the astrologer could not supply funds.
The text outlines horse head proportions including a large head and well-set jawbones, wide lower jaw to form an angle, large slightly prominent eye with thin eyelids, and a small erect ear. It notes that a top ear signals dullness and stubbornness, while ears set too far back suggest a tendency to mischief.
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