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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
6
The great pacer with a 1.09 half mile record at Phoenix is available with new rubber tired buggy and harness. Value stated as 1 cent to 4.25 dollars. for particulars contact R. D. Woodell at Club Stables.
A satirical misprint ad-style piece contrasts sacred cows with a polluted body due to constipation and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure. It claims the pills will cleanse the system, improve digestion and liver function, and boost appetite for 25 cents at druggists.
A coal fragment speaks of its ancient history from fern forests to volcanic eruptions. It recalls vast swamps, shifting continents, and forests pressed into coal under heat and pressure, ending as "bottled sunshine" stored sunlight.
A brief exchange from the Philadelphia Record recounts Willie laughing at a teacher and claiming to throw bannoner skin in front of the teacher. The mother responds, explaining she sees nothing funny in the incident as Willie asserts the prank caused a fall with visible tumble.
Succena argues that investing in education and culture yields lasting wealth beyond material gains. A gifted man hindered by poor study habits, grammar, and comprehension laments wasted potential. He urges prioritizing education to endure adversity and find enduring happiness.
Fowls need space with about one foot per adult on the roost and attention to clean quarters and wholesome food. Include shells and ground bone for digestion, offer onions with salt and pepper at breakfast, and inspect air bubbles to judge egg freshness. Careful habits show in egg and meat quality.
William M. Salter in The Atlantic states anarchists reject any form of domination from czars to democratic majorities. They split into individualist and socialist strands yet share a belief in self rule and oppose all power structures. They insist no master is acceptable and urge minds to mind their own business.
The Ladies Home Journal extols time thrift as equally vital to financial thrift. It argues that wasting time is wasteful and that short periods of productive use accumulate educational opportunity, urging readers to recognize time as a scarce resource.
The term treaele began as a label for root decoctions used in medicine then broadened to any sweet medicinal concoction. It later narrowed to mean syrup, with molasses as the sweetest example, and finally designated sirup.
A fragment quotes La Claviere noting men are made for laughter and women for tears. It contrasts stuttering speech with affection and mentions that hard hitting defense wins battles, implying a sharp view of communication and conflict.
A Sun era ad asserts burns cuts and wounds form troublesome sores but DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cures. A Yankeetown Indiana man H C Hardy claims a running sore thirty years healed after using the salve. Warns against counterfeits and cites Bell’s Pharmacy.
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