Arizona News and Views Gossip From the Territory
A roundup of Arizona topics includes Cobre Grande profits and poker at the Burke hotel, Cananea mine fuel costs, local option adoption in Troy, a Phoenix kidnapping at social event, Bentley Rinehart’s geld saving process, Cliff mine ore yields near Jerome, Prescott July 4 celebration plans, Arizona Frog Fishers Protective Association, Pearl Hart’s stage future, Grand Canyon Santa Fe hotel, Flagstaff saloon ordinance, mine tax advocacy, M J Riordan for Congress, racing results at Phoenix track, Verdunto Gonzalez captured, $9 million in mine dividends, Judge Sloan ill, Cobre Grande case delay, Victor Colorado state geologist in Arizona, and Arizona statehood lobbying in Maricopa.
Tucson Census Shows Population Surging in City
The year census counts 2 477 school age children in Tucson up from 1 940 last year a net gain of 537. Public schools enroll 1 198. 26 teachers and a principal are planned. private schools enroll 465. colored students number 17. The report claims Tucson as Arizona s chief city by population with an implied 12 000 city population.
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Arizona
Slot Machines For Sale By Pease Novelty Co
Slot machines and related gaming devices of every description for sale on commission. Out of town orders given prompt attention. Correspondence solicited. Pease Novelty Co office and salesroom 344 South Myer Tucson Arizona. Telephone 2281.
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South Myer
Tucson
Arizona
Drowning Man Finds Relief in Kodol Digestion
George S. Marsh of Nocona Texas recounts years of dyspepsia and failed remedies until using Kodol digesting aid. He claims after several bottles he is sound and well, asserting the product cures stomach troubles.
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George S. Marsh
Nocona
Texas
D. Bell & Son
Great Pacer Raffle Offers Buggy and Harness
The advertisement promotes a horse known as the great pacer with a 1.05 half mile record at Phoenix, selling chances from 1 cent to 4.25 dollars. Prizes include a new rubber tired buggy and harness. Details available from R. D. Woodell at Club Stables.
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Phoenix
R. D. Woodell
Belles of Old Rome Beauty Secrets and Ancient Hygiene
A Washington Star piece contrasts modern beauty culture with ancient Rome. It details how Roman noblewomen used costly cosmetics and slaves for baths, hair, and skin care, including unique unguents, waxes, and perfumes, ending with a humorous note to modern husbands.
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Poppina
Agrippina
Rome
Corsica
Put all eggs in one basket Carnegie warns
Carnegie argues against dispersing risk. He favors concentrating effort on a single valuable outcome while maintaining vigilance over that chosen path. He warns that carrying multiple baskets increases the chance of mishap and loss.
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Carnegie
They Generally Stick Hewitt and Jewett Exchange Barbed Remarks
A dialogic exchange features Hewitt and Jewett trading quips about a Boston girl and a stubborn cold. The New York Times cites Hewitt asserting resilience and Jewett noting the difficulty of shedding a cold.
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New York Times
The Milk Cures Water With Sterilized Mu
A humorous saloon of a Boston Post quip about milk quality, with a cranky husband asking if the milk is sterilized and the wife answering that it is not sterilized but water cured.
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Boston Post
The Sun declares its mission and pricing
The Sun presents itself as a comprehensive nationwide newspaper with global correspondents and strong bureaus in Washington and New York. It promotes timely news, market reports, and educational content, publishing daily and on Sundays with annual rates for Daily Sun, Sunday Sun, and Weekly Sun.
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Buciners Ween Sn All The News Of The World In Attractive Am
An ad blurb proclaims the Weekly Sun offers comprehensive news from market reports to short stories and a column, noting one dollar yearly and incentives for club organizers. It promises mailed free daily and weekly editions in the US, Canada, and Mexico with advance payments.
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