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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1902
Page
7
The ad claims Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eases menstrual discomfort and regains regularity. It presents the product as a modern medical aid for women, promising relief from menstrual terror and soreness.
Letters from women in Detroit Philadelphia and Camden praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menorrhagia irregular periods back pain and ovarian troubles. Testimonials claim improved health strength and renewed vitality after use with advice to contact Mrs Pinkham for free guidance.
Alva Hickey, about twelve years old, was struck by a knife blade near the knee at the Speese canal head. The cut severed an artery, causing severe bleeding and weakness. He was placed in a skiff and transported to Yuma for treatment as his condition remained serious.
About twenty miles below the line near Naco lies a forest of petrified wood. Samples from the Mexico forest can take a high polish, though the petrification is not believed to match Northern Arizona the famous source.
The Bisbee public schools shut for two weeks after a board edict requiring student vaccination or staying home. Officials cite a smallpox case in the district as justification to prevent further spread of contagion.
In front of Happy Jack's at Clifton a shooting left Ed Whitmore fatally wounded in the right lung and Lou Kennyt badly shot. Constable Jake Sellers arrested after a struggle with Kennyt who refused to surrender. Sheriff James Parks and Deputy Johnny Parks assisted. Authorities note prior clashes and Kennyt's prior reputation as a troublemaker.
A historical view describes Chinese rain rituals where districts borrow gods, temples hold wells with tablets, and petitions travel as messengers chase scarce rainfall. Prayers peak in months five and six, with a ten day limit and bans on umbrellas during the ritual.
A humorous tale from Home Life Review recalls a Cambridge mayor correcting Spurgeon on angels pockets. Spurgeon admits the angels have no pockets and amends the joke, saying a thief among the angels would steal feathers from their wings if his nature remained unchanged.
The London Chronicle reports a new craze using black mirrors for prophecy. Indians use a spot of ink for second sight, but the black glass mirror is advertised as cleaner and equally effective, held in a wooden frame for portable use.
The Sun proclaims itself as a leading modern newspaper with extensive global news coverage. It highlights its presses, bureaus in Washington and New York, and strong market reports, offering daily, Sunday, and weekly editions with annual subscriptions.
Greene questions Ketehur's honesty after he borrows an umbrella at Greene's home and returns it the next morning, prompting Brown to wonder about possible designs. The exchange hints at trust concerns in Boston.
The text advertises The Daily and Weekly Sun with free postage to the United States Canada and Mexico and urges advance payments. It highlights news coverage including world news agricultural reports short stories a woman's column and household interest content as a claimed authority in country market reports and club inducements for get-tters up.
A fragment from the Chronicle shows a quarrel about a missing husband and a dog, with insults and a claim that the man is dead. The exchange hints at a reward and a tense domestic dispute.
Illinois Central adopts new fast timetable for Omaha Chicago line. Train 2 departs Omaha 7:45 p.m. daily via Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Freeport Rockford arriving Chicago 9:30 a.m. Next day. Train 4 leaves 7:00 a.m. reaching Chicago 9:45 p.m. same day. Through equipment runs to St Paul Minneapolis with Vestibuled Pullman sleep ing car buffet library smoking car dining car.
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