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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1902
Page
8
Senators Penrose Blackburn and others figure in a lighthearted Capitol stroll. Anecdotes cover consular promises, Hessian questions, Pettus poker banter, Tillman mint place memory, Jones and Cameron ties, and a rumored poem about Silver Jack attributed to Jones.
Dr Kings New Life Pills claim to tone digestive organs, expel poisons, enrich blood, and improve appetite while costing 25c at druggists. Also mentions need to clean or replace a spring suit from Smith the tailor and notes cold storage at Palace Meat Market with penny pictures at car Jackson and Stone.
Springfield Mass May 26 J E Stannard 42 Hall street posts a photo of his wife with This is the woman who wrecked my home in his front window He claims his wife left with the furniture and had two men force an entrance a locksmith was sent for The household goods were taken to Mrs Sarah M Pease Summers avenue He sues his mother in law for 3314 in damages
Washington May 20 The President has had talks with Senators on Cuba reciprocity and insists Congress must not avoid the tariff question. Republicans fear making the tariff an issue in the coming campaign while opinions among leaders vary on the outcome of a possible straight test in the Senate.
A small colored girl visits a drug store asking for the handsomest dye because the doctor prescribed dyeing her stomach to cure misery. The clerk questions the need, and the girl explains she must dye it to look handsome. The anecdote is presented as a humorous legal remark.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes tact as vital for leaders and social harmony. It then cites Howel the Good’s 048 decree detailing cat prices by age and status, including a punishment for stealing a royal cat and the value of a penny in the tenth century.
Dr William Mason teaches voice culture light singing piano violin cornet guitar mandolin and orchestra instruments at Studio 69 Council St Tucson Arizona. Technology and touch technique are taught for artistic piano playing.
Ray Zillman presents the world’s greatest Topsy and Pauline Murray as Eva in a family friendly show. Admission is cheap at 25c and 50c.
A strict English regiment major, famed for impatience with incapacity, demanded a gardener-turned barber. When urged that no barber existed, he recalled a gardener and commanded him to cut hair. The newly assigned barber protested, and the major insisted anyone who can cut grass can cut hair.
Vicomte Toussaint a former French army colonel urged his troops with a sharp remark during a fierce engagement. Observing soldiers bent under heavy fire he challenged politeness to Prussians, spurring a bold charge that swept the enemy aside.
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