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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
6
An old medical note touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as safe pills from Bell's Pharmacy that stimulate the liver, open the bowels, and cleanse the system to prevent serious illness from lax bowels and torpid liver.
Radio ad style copy touts Dr. Kings New Life Pills claiming to cleanse the body by removing constipation and improving digestion and appetite. Uses religious imagery and markets for 25 cents at druggists.
The Ladies' Home Journal recalls Brown the Faithful Sexton of Grace Church New York. A social power who arranged invitations and comfort for the great, he aligned with Stuyvesant’s era, ensured proper feasts and rites, and his funeral paraded heraldry and pomp befitting his service to aristocratic patrons. He died in 1880 in Branford after a heat mishap, and a brass tablet honors his fidelity and generosity.
A note on the Chinese japa’s shape closely resembling the ancient Roman tuba. It produces four tones: C, G, Db and 4, reflecting a similarity in form and pitch pattern between the two brass instruments.
In Paris, dog washers operate along the Seine from Pont d’Iena to Pont Neuf. A dog stands on the water’s edge as a washer lathers and shampoos while owners sit nearby in chairs. Fees run five sous to a franc, then the dog is floated away to rinse. Women in smart dress watch from shade as dogs are clipped, curled, and adorned with ribbons before being driven off in carriages.
The text advises heavy pruning to curb growth and warns against watering flowering plants with cold water. It highlights Madeira vine as a top climber and stresses repotting when soil nutrients deplete or roots overfill the pot. It mentions New Granada ink plant, tobacco tea for aphids, and cautions against overwatering primroses.
A Life magazine quip compares kissing a wealthy fiancée to removing a coupon from a government bond, highlighting the humor in wealth and romance. The remark plays on financial imagery to underscore perceived relationship dynamics.
A blotchy ad claims Burns and cuts worsen without treatment but DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures skin wounds including a leg sore lasting thirty years. A user from Indiana praises it after trying many remedies and warns against counterfeits sold at Bell’s Pharmacy. Station listings follow with various matches.
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