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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
8
The article urges disciplined deep breathing to replace shallow lung use. It warns lazy breathing leads to colds and poor digestion, while persistent practice improves health, spirits, and vitality, creating a reserve against pulmonary diseases.
The article recalls Frank Hatton’s meticulous approach when he became postmaster general in Arthur’s later era. A daunting first batch of letters left him puzzled yet the veteran messenger urged him to sign, prompting Hatton to stamp his name on the pages.
The New York Tribune reports a Seoul New Year custom where thousands join a stone war on the road to the Han River. Combatants form armies, hurl stones, clash with knives and clubs, and the event ends at the city bell. The spectacle contrasts with the year’s rest of the months.
Mexican dollars 4.314, silver 5.37.
A collection of brief maxims and reflections attributed to Bacon Hawthorne Shakespeare Plautus Ruskin Franklin Metcalf Goldsmith Sameleton and Longfellow. The quotes explore misfortune generosity justice pride ignorance responsibility fear virtue truth and the hidden sorrows of enemies.
A Washington Star quip frames a gag about political alliances and finance being discussed at banquets. A scientist notes the brain stomach link and a learner agrees, highlighting how dining culture affects decision making.
In Kelvin Arizona March 25 a first test well for oil will begin soon as ready machinery and capital respond. The Bob Tail mill opens with rich ore and modern equipment while the Hamilton Mine between Bob Tail and Alice shows about 1500 feet of work and ore averaging over six dollars per ton. Eastern capital is eyed and new claims surge as Dagger Well and Ripsey belts draw interest near Kelvin.
E A James offers voice culture sight singing piano violin cornet guitar mandolin and orchestra instruments. Dr William Mason teaches touch and technique. Labert Stark provide artistic piano playing instruction.
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