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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
4
Principal Hedges called police as about one hundred riotous children under thirteen attacked a substitute teacher, Miss McKeen, after her suspension. Stones were thrown and windows broken while many mothers gathered and refused to send their children to a school led by a colored woman.
Clara Barton, president of the American Red Cross, argues that the problem lies not in divorce but in unfit unions. She advocates a commission of leading men and women to draft a new divorce code, with equal representation to ensure impartial judgments.
Coconino County wool markets to Phoenix. dump assays show copper over ten percent with matte segments over forty percent copper along the Bisbee to Don Luis grade. Calumet and Arizona ships ore to Douglas. Bull Pup mine hits free milling gold ore at forty dollars per ton. Fort Whipple construction to begin before Christmas. track laying on the Phoenix and Eastern railroad progresses with a construction train in Phoenix. Siamese crown prince Somdeth Chowla Maha Majirahudin to visit Arizona en route across the United States.
A male and female trapeze performer analysis notes women face greater risk and unique weaknesses. It promotes Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription to treat female diseases, restore regularity, ease drains, and cure weakness. Testimonials from Mary Conway praise relief and secrecy offered for correspondence.
He is expected in his special train tomorrow arriving at Williams about noon and will take a side trip to the canyon from there.
Paris November 18 intense excitement gripped the Chamber of Deputies as an officer of a colonial regiment fired his pistol into the air in the lobby shouting Vive la Patria. He is thought to be insane.
A playful old verse promotes washing as essential, declaring life possible without books, beauty, or lawsuits but not without washing. It features a promotional line with the phone number 1071 for Troy Laundry Co. in an era style ad.
Heavy eating often causes indigestion. Kodol cures digestion by cleansing and sweetening the stomach glands. Hells Pharmacy advertises this remedy. Kate Hendricks, trained pianist and guitarist teacher, resides at 105 S Fifth Ave. 11-12 1m.
M C Haney of Geneva Ohio suffered piles for four decades. Doctors and dollars yielded no lasting relief. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. Invaluable for cuts. Bell s Pharmacy.
The piece traces a historic boy bishop ceremony tied to St Nicholas day at Paul’s School and later Eton Montem. It notes Dean Colet’s rule for Childermas services, the 1554 London bishop’s order for parish church elections, and the suppression of the custom with Protestant rise, while the boy preacher carried on in another form.
The Atchison Globe argues people should overlook rumors and faults, praising charity over gossip. It asserts even great individuals deserve restraint and that everyone bears flaws, urging humane treatment rather than harsh judgment.
The Philadelphia Record describes gamblers relying on portable mascots as talismans for luck. Amulets include a bullet from a suicidal woman, a gold hairpin dropped in a theater, and a coin from a murderer on hang day, among many other items.
The passage contrasts truth as constant and readily spoken with lies that burden a person’s mind and require numerous tricks to sustain. It portrays truth as near at hand, while deception strains invention and awareness.
A humorous exchange about Blinks the traveler who stayed within the county, his mind wandering for years. The piece contrasts a poet’s boast with his wife’s weary remark about not affording a daughter, ending with a wry Chicago Record-Herald tone.
A Tucson advertisement extols Dean's Ointment for piles with a lengthy customer testimonial from T. W. Hanks of Winsix Arizona describing relief after years of itching. The notice urges readers to visit Geo. Martin's drug store for Dean's Ointment, priced 50 cents, and also promotes Acorn stoves at Tucson Hardware Co with emphasis on price and quality.
The N. K. Fairbank Company of Chicago New York and Boston makers of Fairy Soap presents a promotional notice highlighting the product’s cleaning power and popularity in households across major cities.
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