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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1902
Page
6
Mrs G Bruce of Lansing Michigan credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanat ive Wash with curing her ovarian troubles after years of travel and illness. She reports restored health within three months and endorses the product highly. A $5000 forfeit warning accompanies the testimonial.
The St James Gazette recalls George Downing, an American born scholar who became Cromwell’s chaplain and England’s ambassador at The Hague. His fortune included a Westminster land grant and the creation of Downing Street, a name still famous in the British realm.
Hotels along Alpine glacier borders report fewer guests as glaciers recede. Rhone glaciers alone have shrunk about 3,000 feet in two decades, roughly 110 feet per year, with several famous glaciers nearing disappearance.
A British Army drill sergeant orders single men to advance and married men to fall back. An Irish recruit named Vat refuses to move, claiming he is courting Biddy, not single or married. The piece also notes travel improves humanity and whisky, plus cottonseed kernels shipping abroad and returning as olive oil.
The text argues imagination sets humans apart from animals and that happiness hinges on the ability to forget. It emphasizes imagination, reason, and emotional extremes as connected ideas, suggesting forgetting as a key to enduring joy and misery.
A discourse on the superiority of early education over material wealth. It argues that a mind cultivated through study outshines bonds and property, shaping leaders who avoid ignorance and endure adversity with a rich inner life. Success, the piece contends, stems from culture rather than fortune.
Fowls need about one foot of roost space per bird and avoid crowding. Ground bone and calcareous matter aid shells and gizzards, while onions with salt and pepper can improve breakfast. Clean quarters and nutritious food influence flavor of eggs and meat. to assess freshness, inspect air bubble in the large end of the egg.
William M. Salter notes in The Atlantic that anarchists reject any rule over others whether czar king nobility or democratic majority. They split into individualist and socialist factions but share self rule and oppose all forms of concentrated power saying no master high or low and mind your own business.
A Ladies' Home Journal piece extols time thrift as essential as money thrift. It argues that mastering time use unlocks educational opportunities and personal enrichment, warning against wasting time as wasteful and unwise.
The term treacle originated from mixtures of roots and substances used in medicine. As these decoctions often were sweetened, the word broadened to mean any sweet concoction or confection. Eventually molasses, the sweetest, led to treacle being used specifically for sirup.
A fragment from Li Claviere presents a sharp quote on gender and emotion. It contrasts men for laughter with women for tears and cites a playful deaf and dumb alphabet as a metaphor. The passage reflects a satirical view from a historical text.
The saying emphasizes that effective offense is the key to defense in combat sports. It argues that strong hitting stops opponents and protects the fighter, rather than relying on parries alone.
The advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as kidney specialists and claims they cure kidney ills. It quotes Mrs. M. Meyers of St. Louis praising relief from two years of backache linked to kidney issues and urges readers to buy at 50 cents per box from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY, agents for the United States.
Missouri congressman Champ Clark credits Electric Bitters with curing his post campaign collapse and fatigue. The ad promotes the medicine as a universal remedy, urging overworked men and run-down women to try it for improved energy and health. It also mentions Tiffany glass pieces at BE. G. Cape’s Jewelry and free eye exams by Dr. H A Schell.
The Illinois Central announces immediate changes to its Omaha Chicago line. Train No. 2 loses one hour, departs Omaha 7 45 p m daily via Fort Dodge Waterloo Dubuque Freeport Rockford and reaches Chicago 9 30 p m next day. Train No. 4 becomes a daylight train from Omaha 7 a m via the same route reaching Chicago 9 45 p m same day. Through equipment to St Paul via Fort Dodge and Alber Lea to Minneapolis at 7 25 a m and 6 55 p m respectively. Cars include a wide vestibuled Pullman sleeping car buffet library smoking car free reclining chair car and dining car.
Notice from Pima County Arizona Board of Supervisors dated May 14 1902 orders re registration of voters under Arizona statutes. Includes clerk certification by I C Rouse and seal and notices of public bid opening June 2 1902 for transcribing six volumes of Indexes to Deeds in County Recorder's office with required $25 bid surety.
The notice states bidders must declare the duration required to finish the project by order of the Board. First publication May 15, last publication May 31.
By direction of the Culver Universal Power Company board a stockholders meeting is set for May 31 1902 at 3 p m at 707 H street N W Washington DC to fill the vacancy in the presidency and handle other proper business.
The Sun presents its mission and reach with worldwide correspondents and strong Washington and New York bureaus. It emphasizes up-to-date mechanicals, reliable market data, and constant news all week. Subscriptions are $6 annually for daily plus Sunday, $7 for Sunday included. Sunday Sun is $1 annually. Weekly Sun is $1.00 yearly.
The Bartiont Weekly Sor offers world news, agricultural reports, market analyses, short stories, a woman's column, and a household department. It promotes club joiners and provides postal free mailing within the U S Canada and Mexico with advance payment terms.
A vintage ad extols Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and lung diseases. It claims to cut mucus, enrich blood with oxygen, and heal inflamed throats and lungs. Guarantees bottles 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottles free, with station notes for Guthrie rail connections.
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