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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
7
Mrs Jennie O'Donnell, president of Oakland Woman's Riding Club in Chicago, credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing eight years of female trouble. She urges sick women to seek help and notes an address for Lynn Mass and a forfeit claim if the testimonial is not genuine.
The article recounts early Chinese engineering with suspension bridges built by Jiang Lieng to connect Shense to the capital, noting a 400 foot bridge over a 1000 foot chasm. It also recounts Alfred Krupp’s rise, describing his mother managing the business, his youth in poverty, long hours, and eventual growth to over 40,000 workers at Essen before his death.
The article surveys unpredictable ocean currents and tidal bores from Java to Fundy, notes moonless anomalies, and recounts magnetic gambling in Russia. It then explains balloon ascent limits by size and gas, citing Berlin's 600,000 cubic foot balloon funded by the German emperor for high atmosphere studies.
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Arizona gives notice of its annual stockholders meeting in San Francisco on July 10 1901 at 10 a.m. with adjournments to several subsequent Wednesdays and Saturdays through March 1902. Secretary J L Willcott signs notices across multiple dates.
Dyspeptics urged to use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promising digestion without stomach aid. Bell's Pharmacy advertises the remedy at 22 North Church Street. Also notices promote carriage work by Fred Ronstadt, shop facilities and fair prices. Other items tout One Minute Cough Cure, Tiffany glass at Capo's Jeweler, and DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve at Bell's Pharmacy.
The Sun boasts seventy four years of service with global correspondents in Europe Africa Asia and the Americas. It claims prompt news access from Washington and New York bureaus and comprehensive market reports aiding farmers merchants and brokers. Subscriptions priced for daily Sunday and weekly editions are listed.
A witty quip from the Detroit Free Press notes how conversations among learned men drift from books to topics of food, with a playful jab at Edgar Pooh and the speaker’s claims of being in their company.
A fragmented dialogue passage features a wary bride to be and Regineld who fear waning affection after marriage. A doctor echoes a rule about comfort and choice, prompting the couple to marry and test their future together.
A Rome letter notes an unknown artist carved tiny jugs into the tomb of Pope Innocent XII and claims the toe of the bronze St Peter statue has been worn by pilgrims. The piece, printed in the Chicago Record Herald, suggests the statue may be an older Jupiter Capitolinus reclaimed.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a proprietor claiming lack of work and interest in a ste aplis News style report. The snippet suggests a street conversation about employment and newspaper jobs in a civic setting.
A historical newspaper notice touts the Baltimore Sun weekly edition with sections on news, market reports, short stories, a woman’s column, and a household department. It notes one dollar yearly, inducements for club organizers, and free postage in the U S Canada and Mexico.
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