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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
7
A Chicago teen describes excruciating pain and failed treatment before finding relief with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter and portrait of Miss Lillie Sinclaire urge other young women to seek help and gratitude to Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts.
A Chicago woman, MISS LILLIE E. SINDY AIR, writes to express gratitude for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She recounts illness in adolescence, relief after two months of use, and now boasts improved health enabling long cycling, running, and jumping.
Arizona sheriffs Munds of Yavapai Stout of Maricopa and Lewis of Cochise joined a Cananea gathering. Munds has Wessel under arrest awaiting proper papers. Camps near La Cananea serve as refuges for wanted men from Arizona and New Mexico, with few outsiders visiting.
Clerk A H Manuel of the district court resigns as clerk to Judge Avis, effective April 1. Manuel has served Cochise County long in a core clerical role and will retire to devote attention to personal matters.
Lieut. George Wilcox of Bisbee will be appointed to succeed Mr. Emanuel. He has many friends in Tombstone and the county who will be pleased by his good luck.
The Kingman Miner reports that a Colorado river site in Mohave county has been chosen for a water power plant. Westinghouse plans to install generation and sell power to local users at ten to fifteen dollars per horsepower per month, with cost reductions expected as more plants come online. This could aid mines lacking fuel and enable a broader switch to hydroelectric power at lower future prices.
Mr James Brown of Putsmouth Virginia over 90 years old suffered a long lasting facial sore. Doctors failed to help him until DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. Available at Bell's Pharmacy 22 West Church Street.
He G Cape's, Jeweler at 83 West Coregress Street offers custom wedding and birthday rings crafted to specification.
A description of the ancient Clameur de Haro practice in Guernsey where a landowner files a sworn statement, kneels before the bailiff, and cries out Oh Réilo my prince sue me to halt trespass until court adjudication. Origin traces to Viking era Norse rule in 911.
An excerpt contrasts Greek daily life with a priestly division of meals, noting morning fruit, a midday siesta, and late evening dinners in Greece, while describing a page from Good Housekeeping about street flowers damaged by a gum preservation trick used to extend bloom appearance.
A curious anecdote contrasts idle horses with a man who hires a ride to travel the same distance. The piece notes perpetual human quirks in ownership and exercise of horses and adds a science aside about weight on the moon. It ends with a Mississippi congressman’s satirical reply about funeral expenses.
A fragment suggests a Florida journey with a joke about a pallygator. The dialogue hints at frugal travel and faith in marriage as reasons for a strenuous life, quoted from the Atchison Globe.
Advertisement states that dyspeptics need digestion aid and that Kodol Dyspepsia Care digests foods without stomach involvement. It claims restoration of natural digestion and notes on sale at Bell's Pharmacy, 22 North Church Street, plus a cafe offer of 25 cent oysters at Cafe Goldtree.
Ad lists Laxative Bromo Quinice tablets with a 25 cent price and a money-back guarantee if not effective. Also notes eye shields from 25 cents, an optician office in Denver, and a March 31 1902 bid for military transport services. Auction notice for 150 University Home lots in Arizona on March 27 at 1:00 pm with 25 percent cash and four monthly payments.
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