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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1902

Page

2

Birds and bears and a preacher spark a public clash

An editorial mix of a tongue in cheek debate over animal feats and a serious note on heroism cites William J. Long and a bear trap tale. It then glances at ancient luxury, extreme bird flight speeds, and the secluded Aso San crater in Japan.

Womene’ Clubs of America Los Angeles Boston Yuma William J. Long Mr. Long Arizona Magdelena Island Denver Missouri Long Batrachion Fowler Dionysius Verus Antiochus Cleopatra Antony Hellagabalus Egypt Helgoland Labrador Brazil Aso San Kumamoto Japan

City urged to charge rent for occupants of city property

If the upper wedge is not to be cleared off promptly, city authorities should ensure occupants of city property are charged a reasonable rent to compensate for use and to deter further occupation.

University of Arizona elects Professor Adams president

The Board of Regents chose Professor Adams as president, praising his fitness and leadership. He is seen as guiding the university toward higher status, with expectations of expansion, greater endowment, and increased prominence as Arizona becomes a state.

Board of Regents University of Arizona Adams Arizona

Judge Owen T. Rouse’s Phoenix trip hints at Congress bid

Judge Owen T. Rouse traveled to Phoenix in a high stakes move to salvage the old wedge and signals a reported campaign for Congress.

Owen T. Rouse Phoenix Judge Rouse Congress

Thermometer Tubes And Silver Weddings In Idler Tale

The Idler recounts Jena’s glass industry with Abbe and Schott shaping long thermometer tubes amid a blistering factory scene. It also recalls Wagner’s Dresden orchestra and a legend of the first silver wedding granted by a medieval king to aging servants, a tale that inspired a French custom.

Jena Abbe Schott Ile Hugues Caput France

Lobster behavior and beef tenderness in old notes

A satirical treatise on lobsters describing social behavior and wealth as factors in being a lobster, followed by a veterinary note on beef tenderness. It contrasts brainless lobsters with advice on identifying healthy, well nourished meat and meat quality indicators such as fat distribution and color. The piece cites Ohblo State Journal and Beatrice Raven in American Queen as sources.

Beatrice Raven

Bricks Without Straw Poem by Robert J Burdett a tale

A narrative poem about a brick maker who labors in a strawless brickyard facing hardship. He endures harsh taskmasters and fatigue yet insists on doing his best for the work. His tale ends with the sons of men admiring the brick quality he produced despite lacking straw.

Sons of Men Robert J Burdetta

Chinese Proverbs On Wealth, Virtue, And Governance

A collection of Chinese proverbs emphasizing prudent wealth, restraint, and governance. Themes include planning before need, the joy of good deeds, modest desires, and the balance between mind and physical labor in ruling. It cautions against vengeance and highlights the outcomes of wise leadership.

The Sun promotes its mission and reach as a national paper

The Sun showcases its breadth with correspondents worldwide and strong Washington and New York bureaus. It emphasizes timely news, reliable market data, and an educated, moral standard. Subscriptions are listed for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions.

The Sun United States Europe China South Africa Philippines Porto Rico Cuba Washington New York Baltimore New Yok Charleston Chicago Philadelphia the Sun Mail Daily Sun Sunday Sun Weekly Sun

The Weekly Sun Market and Household Department Intro

A brief promotional notice from The Weekly Sun outlining its comprehensive sections. It highlights market reports, a woman’s column, wariaw and household interest features, and encourages club organizers with inducements. The text also notes subscription details and free mailing in the United States Canada and Mexico.

Weekly Sun United States Canada Mexico

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Cures Chronic Sores

Be wary of counterfeit products. The ad cites H. C. Hardy of Yankeetown Indiana reporting a thirty year leg sore healed after using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. Claims it cures skin diseases and piles, with 8S. D. Bell & Son selling it.

DeWitt H. C. Hardy Yankeetown Ind D. Bell & Son

Laxative Bromo Quinine Cure Claims One Day Relief

Advertises a cold cure titled Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising cure in one day. Offers a money back refund if it fails to cure and shows signatures on each box.

B. W. Wre

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