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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
4
A poem recalls an event in May 1902 where thirty men led by Mayor Schumacher removed a symbolic wedge of division through forceful action. The piece frames the act as progress and urges collective heed, concluding with a call to accept the change as beneficial.
Two Harvard students study modern orations in a eulogy. One exclaims that the line O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory? proves grand prose did not die with the eighteenth century. The second student, a churchman, remains silent.
An aged country rector complains his church grows thinner despite his unchanged preaching. His clerk, the old tailor, quips that parsons now lack new cut rather than old cloth, noting the same skills but a changing style. The exchange reflects evolving church and clerical fashion.
The Chicago Record Herald notes Diogenes died from a dog bite and asked neighbors to throw his body to the alley dogs, but they refused and gave him a noble funeral with a monument featuring a dog figure symbolizing his life.
In a brisk exchange from the Roston Post Jimson-What! notes rising barrel costs as Jester-Poor Skinflint amasses wealth. The dialog captures sharp humor over finance and trade.
The Palace Meat Market earns praise as a model shop for freshness, variety, and service. Local shoppers describe the store as a go to destination for prime cuts and reliable butchers.
George S. Marsh of Nocona Texas describes previous dyspepsia and failed medicines then says Kodol relieved his condition after several bottles. He asserts it digests any food and cures stomach trouble.
A portrait of New York lawyer Tom Nolan known as Counselor Nolan and his droll anecdotes. The volume collects stories of courtroom wit and political convention banter that delighted judges and lawyers for years.
A pithy meditation contrasts the self made man with his son described as simply tailored. The remark comments on lineage and inherited path, implying differing outcomes in character and fortune.
The New York Post describes a Japanese incense party where guests avoid odors for a day, enter quietly, and sample four to five incenses by sniffing and naming them on cards. The hostess tallies correct guesses, awarding small bronze or silver burners as prizes.
A distressed young woman pleads for privacy as a friend reveals the missing diary containing private judgments about acquaintances. The pair reconcile, cry, and end by gloating over a mutual friend, with the scene reported in the Kansas City Independent.
A short quip about ancestors and descendants from a Chicago Post quotation. It remarks that it is fortunate to have a fine line of ancestors and ponders future sight. The piece contrasts self desertion with being deserted by friends.
Advert says the One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs colds grip bronchitis and lung troubles. Claims to act at once and is described as safe. Advertisement by S S D Bell & Son.
E. G. Capo's offers repair services for fine watches and jewelry with guaranteed quality. Each watch is restored by first class workmanship and finished to a high standard.
Dr A Seheil, optician, offers free eye examinations with money refunds if not satisfied. Take no chances on vision care and ensure proper eyewear.
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