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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1902
Page
7
Advertisement claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures periodic suffering and relieves menstrual discomfort. It presents the product as a thorough female regulator supported by medical science, suggesting it robs menstruation of its terrors and eases pains.
Readers quote several testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for irregular or painful menstruation and related symptoms. Letters from Miss Gertrude Williams Mrs Prexgam and Mrs James Cox note improved health after use. The ad claims widespread cures and offers free advice from Mrs Pinkham with a $5000 reward for falsified testimonials.
Phoenix marshal Garcia reports wheels identified as stolen are being sold as second-hand goods. The investigation traces how the fake wheel system allowed numerous leg items to disappear over recent weeks.
North of town during the first week, reports describe the discovery of a man’s remains. F E Perrin retrieved the body and brought it to town. The deceased, identified as McKay, showed an entry wound and a separate wound near the right, with clothing noted. Early examination indicates death from a fatal injury.
Report notes a body found with a large pocket knife nearby two blades open and broken. On the ground are empty bottles and a mescal-filled container. Remains show signs of animal scavenging by coyotes. Douglas International.
A group led by F. S. Brown and five other American civil engineers left the California hotel at Guaymas on the 3d instant. They are surveying a practicable railroad route from the Sonora railroad to the Moreno station area near Torres to serve the Mexican Anthracite Coal Company, believed to be another name for the Southern Pacific.
Joe Rhodes a noted cattle man is under arrest at Arispe Sonora on a cattle stealing charge. He has been held for a hearing while friends worry. Rhodes bought cattle from a Mexican on Tallquin ranches with a bill of sale witnessed by Marion Williams Wilson and others. Tallquin later found his brand rented and Rhodes brand on the cattle, prompting a warrant and Rhodes’ arrest. Bob Giles was involved but escaped.
A local unnamed doctor invites reading public to a trial demonstrating his cure for weak eyes and headaches. No charge unless the patient is perfectly satisfied. Call to arrange an appointment.
Notice announces annual stockholders meeting for Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Arizona in San Francisco for election of directors and other business on July 10, 1901 at 10 o clock a m with subsequent adjournments to July 24 August 7 August 21 September 4 October 2 16 30 and November 30 1901 with secretary J L Willcut t referenced throughout. Also includes various unrelated local notices and ads.
The Sun promotes its wide coverage and post in Baltimore with international correspondents, strong Washington and New York bureaus, and up to date equipment. It highlights daily news, market reports for farmers and merchants, and Sunday publication with annual subscription rates for The Daily Sun The Sunday Sun The Weekly Sun and combined offers.
L B Hanna, superintendent of forest reserves in New Mexico, reports from Washington that grazing permits may be issued for the Gila reserve in Grant and Socorro Counties. Grazing will not be allowed on the Whitecos River reserve.
At the Denver gathering of the American Cattle Growers Association a resolution urging Congress to pass the Land Leasing Bill was adopted and officers elected for the year. Conrad Schaefer of Colorado spoke in favor, after a nearby association had opposed it, and resolutions endorsing the leasing bill were approved with near unanimity. The convention also asked President Roosevelt to delay fences removal on government land until action by Congress. No action on oleomargarine or the Grosvenor anti shoddy bill was taken.
An advertisement extols a universal remedy for indigestion dyspepsia flatulency constipation sick headache and liver and kidney troubles praising hundreds of testimonials from the past fifty years. It urges sufferers to try the cure and warns that only the genuine bottle bears a private stamp over its neck.
The article describes The Baritone Weexwy Sun as a comprehensive newspaper including world news, agricultural reports, market data, short stories, a women’s column, a household department, and measures to attract club organizers. It promotes subscriptions at one dollar per year with free mailing in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, and notes advance payments.
Effective at once the Illinois Central will cut Train No. 2 to depart Omaha at 7 45 p m daily through Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Freeport Rockford to arrive Chicago 9 30 a m next day Train No 4 becomes a daylight train leaving Omaha at 7 a m via the same route reaching Chicago 9 45 p m same day The two trains carry through equipment to St Paul via Fort Dodge and Albert Lea reaching Minneapolis at 7 25 a m and 6 55 p m respectively Equipment includes a vestibuled Pullman sleeping car buffet library smoking car free reclining chair car and dining car.
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