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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1902
Page
2
Classified note states the material was entered under the act of congress as second class matter at the Tucson Arizona post office indicating mailing status and classification.
Editorial notes a Chicago gathering of bishops and lay leaders urging changes to Methodist rules on dancing, cards, and theatre to keep the young in the church. It argues conservatives resist reforms, men drift away, and future progress depends on broader education and modernized preaching. A Tucson analogy about a wedge and progress is used, ending with a jab about illegal measures.
The article notes the removal of Tucson's wedge landmark as a line between ancient and modern eras. It praises Mayor Schumacher, the City Council, and City Attorney Dale for driving the project and shaping the city’s forward momentum as the wedge is dismantled.
The Indiana Republican state convention denounces combinations that raise living costs and pledges anti trust style legislation. The piece questions party sincerity citing high duties on cotton goods iron and steel and woolens as inflating prices. It hopes Judge Davis acts on Kent's writ of prohibition and mocks party leaders.
Chicago packers charged with unlawful combination face specifications for conspiring to obtain rebates from railways to gain advantage in restraint of trade. They allegedly made agreements to control and influence markets.
The article notes packers seek to regulate provisions, stock shipments, cattle prices, and black list butchers. It warns of possible steel-trust style combinations if injunctions fail and urges decisive government action to free the public from extortionate practices. The tone condemns threats as evidence of guilt and calls for immediate relief.
Ann Arbor University has produced capable lawyers yet not all Michigan graduates follow the Ann Arbor route. The remark highlights regional variation in where alumni practice and travel for legal work.
The article cites Tung Po who urges scalding water from a running stream boiled over a lively fire for tea infusion. It warns against rushing the boil, compares water quality, and prescribes one teaspoon of tea per two cups plus one for the pot.
A German officer recounts a legend that Berthold Schwarz used three elements white salt from the Virgin heart black coal from the tormentor and heavenly sulphur to create gunpowder after opening the Lives of the Saints on St Barbara’s day. The tale claims a tremendous explosion confirmed the discovery.
A guide urges sending gifts early, ideally a month before the wedding, to avoid duplicates such as saltcellars. Gifts should include a visiting card and be addressed to the bride if close to the couple, or to the bridegroom if he is the preferred contact.
A nurse or assistant is entrusted with tasks a doctor can perform and Mrs. McCarthy asserts the doctor delegated the diagnosis to her. She proclaims the diagnosis will be made using a stitched muslin within seed on a stout muslin as directed by the physician.
A Denver resident, E Stiles of 936 South Fifteenth Street, reports that Doan's Kidney Pills prevented recurrences after years of kidney trouble and backache. He credits a course of treatment with warding off attacks and urges Tucson readers to consult George Martin's drug store for testimonials. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY is the sole US agent.
A promotional statement outlining The Sun's 64 year history, moral aims, comprehensive reporting, global correspondents in Europe and Asia, strong Washington and New York bureaus, extensive market coverage, and publishing options including daily, Sunday, and weekly editions with corresponding annual prices.
An apparatus of promotional blurbs from The Weekly Sun, listing features such as market reports short stories and a woman's column. It promotes mail distribution in the United States Canada and Mexico with annual pricing and advance payment terms.
The ad proclaims DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve treats burns cuts and troublesome wounds. A user from Yankeetown Indiana, H C Hardy, reports a leg sore lasting thirty years healed after trying the salve, claiming it cures skin diseases and piles, warning against counterfeits and noting 8 D Bell & Son.
An old advertisement offers a money back guarantee if Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets fail to cure. The box bears BD W Grove's signature on each package. The notice is brief and product-focused.
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