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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1902

Page

3

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Juan Elias

In the Probate Court of Pima County Arizona Miguel T Carrillo administrator with the will annexed of Juan Elias deceased has filed his annual account for settlement The court fixed November 7 1902 at 10 o clock in the morning in the county courthouse Tucson for interested parties to appear and file written exceptions contending the account Dated Tucson Arizona November 15 1902 W Purcell Ex-Officio Probate Judge.

Juan Elias Miguel T. Carrillo County Court House Tucson Pima County Arizona

Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Walton Man's Fever Sore

William Spirey of Walton Furnace Vermont sent thirteen miles for Bucklen s Arnica Salve and it fully cured a fever sore on his leg. The ad claims the product heals bruises felons ulcers eruptions boils burns corns and piles and sells for 25 cents with a druggist guarantee.

William Spirey Walton Furnace Vermont Bucklen

Italian Rings Show Venetian Craft in Open Work Gems

The Lon desborough collection houses a Venice ring notable for its open work outer ring with four claws supporting a pointed pyramidal diamond. The shank features a serpent swallowing a bird motif. Raleigh wrote a window inscription on a similar ring, and Queen Elizabeth added a cautionary line prompting his fortune.

Venice Londesborough Raleigh Queen Elizabeth

Candy For Change at the Railroad Newsstand

A Philadelphia Record item notes a railroad newsstand dealer keeping penny candy to exchange for change. Regular customers pay with nickels, then take two evening papers and three pieces of candy to chew while waiting for the train, a habit that has spread among others.

Philadelphia Record

Three Queensland Miners Close Call with Dynamite

In an 1889 Queensland mining incident three men plotted with dynamite. Two fled as the fuse lit and one man dropped the lit match near a keg of gunpowder. He was thrown up, lacerated and burned but his comrades acted quickly to drag him to safety and continue their work.

Queensland

Liszt Concert Favors Guests In Small Town Hall

In 1835 Franz Liszt toured French provinces and found seven in a rural town for a concert. He invited them to follow to his hotel for a full performance, and served supper. The next day a larger crowd attended his second concert.

Liszt

The Doctor Spoons Out Hunger Versus Appetite

A veteran physician argues hunger and appetite are distinct and warns against overeating. He cites long fasts by doctors and a Brooklyn physician, claiming the body adapts to lack of food and suggests eating only to hunger to stay healthy.

Brooklyn New York Press

The Greatest Men

A quoted discussion on who might be the greatest man or poet, noting a range of opinions by Brougham Gardiner Lytton Mackey and references to Julius Caesar Cromwell Shakespeare Milton Burns and King David in Leslie's Weekly.

Lord Brougham Julius Coresar Professor Gardiner Cromwell Shakespeare Lord Lytton Milton Scotland Charles Mackey Burns King David of Leslie’s Weekly

Suspected Cashier Dispute Overdrawn Check

A woman confronts a cashier, alleging her husband’s account is overdrawn after he signs a check without her approval. The exchange centers on suspicion and financial trouble.

St. Cashier

Mortgage Raised Harder Than It Seems Says Transcript

A Boeston Transcript quip notes the difficulty of lifting a mortgage compared with raising one, reflecting on financial burdens and phrasing the comparison as a wry observation about debt management.

Boeston Transcript

Catching a Thief at the Officers’ Club in Tientsin

A German captain in Tientsin uses a magic show and a dark room test to find the thief who stole thirty dollars from an officers’ club. He instructs servants to touch a table with hands raised, discovering the culprit by hand color contrast after oil and soot were applied to the surface. Detroit Free Press.

Tientsin China Germany Detroit Free Press

Deadly magnet experiment on a spider yields death

A scientist reports an experiment with a small U shaped steel magnet and a spider. The magnet paralyzed the spider when close, then guided its movements, and after long exposure the spider died under a tumbler.

The Word Flattery and the Wagging Tail

The passage links flattery to tail wagging across languages. It notes the Norman flagra means both flatter and wag the tail, Danish logre and loger for een, Dutch vleyden and vleydsteerten, and German wedeln alongside English wheedle as related to flattering.

Logre Wedeln

Nothing Wasted Hen Teaches Farm Trick on Market Drive

An old Scottish tale from Vear son's Weekly describes a farmer who always brought a hen on trips to market. When he stopped, he placed a bag on his horse, and the hen learned to pick up items dropped from the bag, ensuring nothing went to waste.

Vearson

Good Intentions and the Warning from Uncle Eben

A Washington Star quotation warns that good intentions without skill ruin choir music. Uncle Eben cautions against overly trusting intentions and emphasizes practical ability behind plans.

Eben Washington Star

A Buttonless Coat by Paint Joke

A mission teacher asks if a coat can lack buttons and a class of newsboys answers with a quick joke that a coat of paint is the coat that never needs buttons. The playful exchange shows the class’s quick wit.

Patriotism Means Making the Flag the World’s Best

A quotation attributes patriotism to making the flag the best in the world, credited to W. J. Linton.

W. J. Linton

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Arizona National Bank OF Tucson B. M. Jacobs Fred Fleishman L. M. Jacobs J. M. Ormsby Consolidated National Bank Capital M. P. Freeman H. B. Tenney E. W. Graves Steel Safe Deposit Banco de Cananea Keene Manus E. Brecher W.C. Winzear Teller W. H. Lyons Cananea Chemical National Bank New York Anglo-Californian Bank San Francisco NTL Bank Ariz Banco DE Sonor Hermosillo Sonora H. L. Wreckers Mexico City Ronan Ws Tirana County OF Pima Territory OF Ss. W. Purcell THE Associated Press Telegraphic Report Olhe
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