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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1902
Page
4
President Ripley of the Santa Fe offered a concession to California fruit growers to ship fruit in cold storage cars and keep it in cold storage at Chicago when the market is glutted, aiding fruit distribution in the west and midwest.
Treasury representative l e chum has requested Washington authorities to supply more deputies to guard the Mexican line against the illegal entrance of Chinese.
Minister Wu presented Roosevelt with his recall letter and informed of changes at the Chinese legation in Washington. He is ordered to return home immediately to aid in domestic governance work.
Early games show Harvard, Yale, Chicago, Nebraska and other teams leading or winning. Harvard shuts out Penn 11 to 0 while Yale, Chicago and Nebraska post substantial first half or final margins. Substantial scores include Cornell 50 over Washington and Jefferson, Yale 36 over Lehigh, and Navy 6 Lafayette 5 in tight play.
A Norwich reader recalls Abraham Lincoln's method driven by discouragement and proof seeking from law to Euclid, then an athlete praising daily flesh brushing for fitness. The note also cites a Philadelphia Record excerpt on cheese digestion and cooking methods.
The Atchison Globe notes a Topeka mother named her daughter Bertha sixteen years ago and used Bertie Birdie Bird Bird, later Byrdeyne at graduation. The piece hints that a simple choice can lead to a tragic outcome.
In dialogue from the Chicago Tribune the doctor says success comes to those who push themselves along while the professor argues that progress favors those who shove others out of the way.
Judge notes Brassie dislikes oatmeal but eats it for breakfast to improve his golf accent, prompting Gilroy to ask about the objective.
The text describes lava fragments from volcanoes as “ashes” and notes they are fuel‑pulverized lava. It presents a simplistic view equating lava ash with burned rock material.
In London Tit-Bits a humorous anecdote recounts Messrs Toole and Brough, the English comedians, visiting Fradelle and Marsinil to be photographed. Disguised in ragged costumes they trick a housemaid into announcing they are cousins from the work house seeking an audience with a friend of the household.
A New York Tribune brief recounts Rowland Hill’s inspiration from a letter receiver who could not pay ninepence in Victorian England. Hill pursued penny postage, facing ridicule but ultimately succeeding, changing the postal system across the land.
The piece questions early beliefs about ravens as unlucky and recalls a Cornhill Magazine excerpt explaining a Coptic commentary. It cites a tale where ravens feed their colored fledglings until they resemble adults, prompting naturalist scrutiny of the myth.
The article explains how the flag at half mast grew from naval practice. It began with the vanquished lowering their flag to signal submission, while the victor raised theirs in triumph. Lowering the flag then became a sign of distress, mourning, and respect.
A Tucson miner H T Diehl testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved back pain linked to kidney trouble after using them following a February 1902 cold. He says the pills were prompt and effective and he recommended them to friends and mailed a box to Oro Blanco. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's take no substitute.
Eye specialist Dr H A Schell will resume practice in the Century block after a Chicago course. Mrs Schell earned a doctorate of optics and will assist, reducing patient wait times. Also notes flower parade exhibits at 156 Congress street and the carnival queen on a grand float. Zellner Piano reports strong sales as Tucson prospers.
An ad touts heavy eating as the indigestion trigger and promotes Kodol as a cure for stomach troubles by cleansing and sweetening the stomach glands. Sells Pharmacy markets the product.
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