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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
7
The article warns that any ulcer including boils and pimples can be a cancerous ulcer in disguise and urges suspicion for slow healing sores, especially with cancer in family history. It asserts polluted blood as the source and claims salves fail to heal ulcers due to germ and morbid matter in the blood.
A Kansas City clergyman recalls marrying a handsome groom and beautiful bride for the ceremony. The groom handed him a five dollar license fee and then, after the vows, kissed his wife and insisted he had not paid enough, adding a second five dollar bill to the parson.
Mr. Jefferson describes plans for a portable copying machine and reports successful experiments in England. He sent a copy ing press to Lafayette and mentions the revolv ing chair as a notable invention. The Federalist papers nicknamed him "Mr. Jefferson's whirligig" for the chair.
An essay contrasts American and English usage noting how Americans mispronounce and misname everyday items in England. Examples include road cars, rare meat, canned asparagus, icing sugar, sweets, beet root, corn flour, sliver sides, and serviettes.
A man owes four cents and pays two, one, then a half cent each day, continuing to halve the payment daily. By the fourth day only a quarter of a cent remains, yet if immortality grants endless days, the debt would never be fully paid because each day’s payment halves again, leaving a perpetual residue without infinitely small counters.
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