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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1902
Page
8
City records on births and marriages are unreliable with undertakers ensuring death reports for burials. Only about half of births are recorded and 30 marriages since January, 26 registered. Fines up to 300 dollars and six months imprisonment possible for late marriage reports. Several anecdotes show clerical miscues and odd gifts linked to licenses.
An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal cure for stomach liver and bowel ailments backed by hundreds of testimonies over fifty years. It urges indigestion dyspepsia flatulence constipation sick head or liver and kidney troubles to try the remedy claiming genuine stamps over the neck of the bottle as proof.
A New Easter dress need includes a belt or buckle. Meilish's at 109 West Congress and Doe & Woodard relocate from 58 Messilla to 219 East Congress. Building services offered at fair prices. Auction planned March 27 at 1 pm for 150 University Home Addition lots with 25 percent cash and four monthly payments.
A fragment notes a cafe offering oysters in any style for 25 cents. The line hints at a promotional plate option at Cafe Goldtree, signaling a budget seafood choice.
Any Tucson resident who moves before April 10 should notify Charles T. Connell at 127 West Pennington Street, publisher of the Tucson City Directory, to ensure correct address in the directory.
Fred Ronstadt has completed building a large, modern shop with labor-saving machinery and a strong staff, enabling quick, low-cost carriage work and blacksmithing. The facility is the area’s largest and most complete, inviting patrons to inspect.
Immediate relief from headaches promised by prescription glasses from Dr H A Schell the Optician. Money is refused if not satisfied after a thirty day trial and examination is free.
An ad claims Rhodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all foods without stomach aid, helping the stomach rest and resume natural function. It notes the product is on sale at Hell's Pharmacy, 22 North Church Street.
An advertisement notes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure available at Bell's Pharmacy located at 22 West Church Street. It claims the product aids digestion by matching natural digestive elements and implies relief from dyspepsia.
Norris Silver of North Stratfford New Hampshire proclaims a cough cure that cured his cough and claims the remedy is safe and effective. The notice promotes One Minute Cough Cure as a proven cure available at Bell's Pharmacy on 22 Noria Church Street.
No such complete musical organization has ever visited this city as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Each member is a finished musician, the bright star being Adolph Rosenbecker, the celebrated orchestra director, praised by every musician who has heard him direct and felt his effect on a body of men.
Smoked or blue glasses protect eyes from wind and sun with prices from 25c. Dr. H A Schell guarantees relief for weak eyes headaches and nervousness with correct glasses and offers a money back guarantee. Free examination in Century Block. Weather note suggests cleaning or buying new spring salt from Smith the leading tailor.
A group of acquaintances enjoys a friendly smoke of Mexican special cigars noted for their distinctive aroma. The gathering centers on simple conversation and the shared appreciation of the cigars.
A description praises a tobacco product for its full flavor and high quality. The smoke is characterized as mild and delicious, highlighting the product as a premium choice.
A terse diner notice advertises oysters in any style for 25 cents at a local stand. It highlights bargain prices and quick service, inviting patrons to stop by for a simple seafood bite.
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