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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1902
Page
6
Spring fever is described as torpid liver and inactive bowels and may lead to illness if untreated. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are claimed to stimulate the liver increase bowel movements and cleanse the system to remove impurities. Bell’s Pharmacy advertises the Safe Pills.
The great pacer Black Paddy, with a 1.05 half mile record at Phoenix, is offered with new buggy and harness. Chances cost 1 cent to 4.26 dollars. For details contact R. D. Woodell at Club Stables.
R. N. Bevill of Old Town Virginia reports happiness after Bucklen's Arnica Salve completely cured their daughter of a bad scald head. The note claims the salve works for cuts burns corns boils ulcers eruptions and piles. Sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
A reader recalls a peddler selling a fused powder advertised as dirt like but highly effective. The tip was to mix with a little water and apply while boiling to kill every insect it touched, per a New York Weekly report.
The Ohio State Journal records a brief dialogue about pantry preserves Bobbie warned against eating. The conversation notes the preserves were not harmful despite prior warnings and ends with an ambiguous takeaway.
A quoted exchange from the Atlanta Constitution features an elderly man praising poverty as a blessing. He argues that being truly poor makes life enjoyable in simple, communal ways, suggesting contentment arises from deprivation.
A discussion on how plural forms vary for fish names such as herrings soles and others. Notes include that many fish keep plural forms with s while others like cods salmons are uncommon. cites tests and grammars and references Thackeray and Blackwood's Magazine.
A quirky excerpt describes Cossacks building bridges from lances and cooking kettles. Rafts of several kettles tied with ropes support half a ton, forming a safe and rapid crossing. A humorous domestic exchange from the Chicago Post follows about slippers being misplaced on the wall.
A comic exchange between a young husband and wife centers on a bonnet dispute and subjects of marriage and wealth. The husband jokes about marriage while the wife laments affection and status, and an uncle comments on riches and being petted. The scene hints at strain in domestic roles and social expectations.
A youth absorbed in a five cent volume replies to a request to go to the store. The speaker mentions Pepperhole Pete has thirty seven Injuns to kill and will take about two minutes, a line from the Ohio State Journal reflecting a rough frontier tone.
A Chicago Tribune note questions the trend of readers engaging with modern society novels as a form of cultural slumming and social commentary.
H. C. Hardy of Yankeetown Indiana reports a running sore for thirty years healed after using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The ad claims it cures skin diseases and piles, warns against counterfeits, and lists Bell's Pharmacy in Southbound Wa.
A terse quip attributes Purlleigh’s failure to overconfidence with a sharp aside from Puck. The Chicago News notes scornful commentary about hypocrisy and vanity in public life.
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