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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
8
A mash of anecdotes and brief items recounting a Oregon senator’s drink theory, Boer envoy humor, Kentucky Senator McCreary’s onstage joke, a Georgia linguist term, Tucson civic notes on building permits, a depot prank, and local promotions at Cafe Goldtree and Dr Schell’s free eye exams.
The district court clerk Ferenduaded the Thirteen Club members serenaded with mandolins and guitars. The official failed to appear that night and woke next morning to a tale of planned wine and cigars. The night’s events echoed in similar tales about Judge Rouse in Florence. A prominent real estate man was...
Smoked or blue lenses protect eyes from wind and sun with Dr. H. A. Schell’s Optician Parlors offering glasses from 25 cents and free examinations. Correct glasses relieve weak eyes headaches and other complaints with money-back guarantee. Century Block. Smith the leading tailor urges cleaning or buying a new spring suit if weather persists.
The passage describes old acquaintances enjoying a casual smoke of Mexican special cigars, noted for their distinctive delight. It evokes a relaxed social moment as friends gather and light these cigars. The scene emphasizes camaraderie and the unique aroma and flavor associated with the cigars.
The flavor is described as mild and delicious with high quality, suggesting premium tobacco from a brand named High Grace and a favorable smoking experience.
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