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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1902
Page
4
Governor Murphy prepares to aid Washington in the statehood contest while Dwight B Heard of Phoenix drives passage of the Salt River Valley water storage bill. The Yuma prison houses nearly 300 inmates as copper ventures expand across Arizona and Sonora.
Ancient text recounts two pre Homeric loud-voiced figures Simeon and Levi whose shouts stunned opponents in battles with the Twelve and Gaash. The passages describe a piercing cry that terrified defenders and caused men to fall from walls, highlighting extraordinary vocal power.
The passage contrasts feeble natures clinging to sorrow with the idea that forgetting is the key to strong, creative existence. It argues that dwelling on past misfortunes saturates the mind, while nature itself continually renews itself each hour, starting anew with indefatigable productivity, as attributed to Valzac.
In the No 1 precinct justice court of Pima County Arizona the Heermans Stationery Co sues D C Campbell for 21 30 alleging goods and cash delivered on his request remain unpaid The notice requires appearance and answer within five to twenty days depending on service By order of Justice of the Peace Charles H Meyer Tucson May 22 1902
George S. Marsh of Nocona Texas describes severe dyspepsia that hampered him for years. He claims Kodol cured his stomach troubles after trying medicines and dieting, with rapid relief and restored health.Eye care notes offer free examinations and improved glasses from Dr H A Schell at Century Block.
The piece describes Vina del Mar as Valparaiso’s chic seaside resort with tennis, polo, golf, and races at the cancha run by English clubs. Sundays draw crowds as locals drink, watch cueca dancing, and observe aristocrats from Santiago in January heat, with lavish dress and daywear, beaches, and social routines.
The New York Press describes how drugstores shifted from selling drugs and chemicals to offering perfumes, cigars, and later sodas, candy, stationery, and a variety of bric a brac. The soda fountain marked an early innovation changing the store’s identity.
In 1827 Sir Walter Scott hosted a dinner party attended by Lord Meadowbank who knew the author’s secret. He proposed a toast to the great unknown, revealing Scott as the author. The moment caused a magical shock and became the year’s most talked of event.
The man reveals he has never asked for marriage from fear of a possible refusal. She challenges him to test whether his suspicion is warranted, prompting a quiet exchange in which curiosity supplants hesitation.
In a bold statement the instructing architect Mr Noorich declares he will spare no expense to build a palace with two staircases and a frescoed coal hole to prove there is nothing cheap about him. Tit-Bits.
Fragmentary dialogue quotes Willie and Robbie about heaven and a missing arm. The lines mix a New York Times reference and a quote from Emerson about rightness and universal wisdom. The text reads like a brief, disjointed literary fragment rather than a complete article.
A young housekeeper laments losing a cook after months of satisfactory work. The cook complained about infrequent entertaining and left to take a “more stylish place” after a brief home visit, citing finances and lifestyle as tensions.
The scene shows Reverend Mark Guy Pearse observing an old man fishing. The elder explains three rules for fishing: keep yourself out of sight, keep yourself further out of sight, and keep yourself further out of sight still, implying success comes from concealment.
A social excerpt recalls Miss Blank who fell from grace after her father’s recent bankruptcy and sale of the family bed at auction. The daughter now lives in a small suburban house, unrecognizable to even close friends, the writer notes with sympathy.
In a Chicago Post excerpt a curious child asks why rescuers save people only as they go under the first time. The exchange frames a playful, philosophical moment between a boy and his father about fate and timing.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe, quick remedy for coughs colds grip bronchitis throat and lung troubles. The ad claims immediate effect and is signed D. Bell & Son with the slogan Not Like Other Men.
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