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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1902
Page
7
A Norwich traveler recalls Abraham Lincoln describing how he learned proof. Lincoln credits courage and study of Euclid to understand what constitutes proof, noting his early struggle and eventual mastery before returning to law practice.
A German observer notes that height peaks around age 30 and life’s later years bring noticeable shrinking. After about 60 the decline becomes evident, and by 70 many people appear shorter even without stooping.
A religious enthusiast asked Moody if he would ever preach against Catholics. Moody replied yes, possibly after Protestants are converted.
A courtroom quip closes with Curley noting a loafer from their college may recall him. Burleigh suggests asking for a $5 loan as a test of recognition, and Burleigh adds a wry caveat about repayment if remembered.
The fragment recalls Valzac on forgetting as fuel for creativity and notes pins as a symbol of female pin money in historic London. It mentions peddlers singing rhymes through streets about tea costs, silver heads, and golden points, reflecting social customs of the era.
A138-word summary of ancient mastery across embalmment, metallurgy, brickwork, cement, dyes, color preservation, ink durability, glass blowing, and tinting. It notes modern science cannot reproduce or recover these lost techniques, citing Egyptian mummification, Saracen sword blades, ancient paste diamonds, mortars, dyes, pigments, and glass artistry, with implications that many ancient secrets may vanish with time.
A London Mail report surveys life at Bishop, Longships, and Eddystone lighthouses, detailing isolation, peril, and mental strain. It notes gloom of duty, occasional deaths, and scant wages for keepers, with vivid scenes of rock defenses and remote outposts.
Fragmentary historical note shows DeWitt's Risers tied to endorsement talk involving Heinze, Quincy, spills, and D. BELL & Sons. Readable names suggest a local political or business context with uncertain outcome.
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