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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1902
Page
4
The article urges Tucson to establish an athletic association and gymnasium modeled on Phoenix and eastern Y M C A chapters. It notes strong business support, interest from winter visitors, and Ed Yates gauging public sentiment as local leaders push for coordinated exercise facilities.
The advertisement urges sick and weak women to write to Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo New York for free confidential advice and treatment. It extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for backache headaches nervousness and other womanly ailments with patient testimonials including Mrs Alviena Scholtz describing dramatic recovery after six bottles of the medicines.
The text describes an organization moving to incorporate and open a membership roll, with over a hundred members likely to join at once. It aims to secure quarters, install complete gymnasium equipment, and eventually field a football eleven and a baseball team.
Montgomery W Va November 18 Constable Church Coombs shot and killed Edgar Starbuck a passenger on a K and M train after finding him with his divorced wife Starbuck a stranger to both and without fault Coombs age about 60 had earlier seen his son shot and arrested the shooter in view of a mob The Silver Dagger Co presents a heart story at the theater next Thursday night
A dialogue from The Merry Way features miscommunications about a wife and a possible affair on a back stoop. The Boston Transcript reports a Dublin court scene where a witness admits selling a mare to Major Studdert, prompting laughter from the court.
The Gulf Stream shows deeper blue due to higher salinity and remains warmer at mid latitudes because of its speed. Franklin proposed using surface water temperature to locate entry into the stream, a method published by Jonathan Williams in 1790, likening the Gulf Stream to a national red white and blue streak guiding American navigation.
The excerpt argues that choosing to be a second class man reflects poor judgment and a lack of ambition. It asserts many people settle for second class due to scarcity or cost, but stresses that truly meaningful work requires first class effort and standards, leaving second class as an undesirable default.
The Bank of England holds gold in sixteen pound bars sufficient for 20,000,000 sovereigns. It sits across three parishes on three acres, with land value around £1,000,000 per acre total. Ratable value tops £1,000 weekly. about 1,000 employees earn £250,000 in wages and £35,000 in pensions yearly. Notes in circulation total £25,000,000 handed over at the counter.
A hostess laments distant guests and Miss Cayenne suggests a simple fix. A musician is present and could play or sing to break the social ice, as noted by the Washington Star.
Two married men who have not met for some time exchange a quip about aging. One asks about the oldest child, then remarks on how time does fly, reflecting on aging and life’s passage in a brief, humorous exchange from Somerville Journal.
A London Tit Bits quotation advises keeping temper and replying softly to avoid quarrels with an angry person especially a woman. It emphasizes that a gentle answer is best, commanded by wisdom and tradition, though it may provoke anger in others.
A Phoenix resident recounts six years of kidney illness with backache worsening with colds. After trying Doan's Kidney Pills from Bisley Drug Co the author claims relief, endorses Doan's Ointment for skin itching, and urges readers to ask their pharmacist about the product. Foster Milburn Co. markets Doan's in the United States.
M C Haney of Geneva Ohio suffered piles for forty years seeking relief from doctors and money. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently providing relief for cuts too. Bell's Pharmacy sells it.
A humorous line notes Mr. Brown-Darling the butcher gives short weight for money while Mrs. Brown-But remarks on the long wait she endures, illustrating patient frustration in a light moment from Illustrated Bits.
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