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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1902
Page
8
A vintage ad claims nagging wives suffer nervousness and health issues and promotes Electric Bitters as a cure. It lists symptoms like melancholy loss of appetite headaches sleep problems and fainting with a call to try the remedy at Bell's Pharmacy 22 West Church Street.
New York trading notes March 13 report doll arc values at 431 and silver at 5414 with figures showing small shifts in prices amid steady demand.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors has sold many tickets for their annual ball to be held next Easter. The group plans attractive and unique programs for the event. DeHay and Witter have completed installation at 129 East Congress street and offer blacksmithing carriage and wagon work with modern electrical labor saving machinery at low prices. They also do horse shoeing. Dr Hi A Schell offers smoked or bine eyeglasses and eye shields to protect eyes from wind and sun from 25e up.
Dr. Emil G Hirsch argues in Chicago that Jews had no part in Jesus crucifixion. He cites a conspiracy of priests and Roman authorities, likening modern monopolies to the ancient priests' oppression.
A Cincinnati Commercial item notes a bold response from Mr Strongnerve after a woman declined him. He called it “better still,” kissed her, lit a cigar, and begged her to mend his gloves.
A photographer notes the sitter had one eye shut after the first sitting. The sitter claims he winked naturally as instructed, sparking a light exchange about the portrait’s outcome.
Mrs Casey says Moike has a government job while Mrs Flynn asks about him. The piece contrasts Moike’s polite status with other men, reflecting a social dynamic in Leslie's Weekly.
Just arrived 400 fruit trees including apples pears peaches plums figs and more priced at 35e 40¢ and per tree. Call early for selection and pickup at Parker's Photo Gallery Grounds Sixth Avenue and Congress Street.
All druggists refund money if it fails to cure. B. W. Grove’s signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents.
San Augustine Hotel entrance reports three teeth extracted by Drs Gray and Smith using vitalized air with no pain or ill effects. James Fraser confirms relief after the operation. J L Powell also praises the method as painless and recommends it to others in Tucson.
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