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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1902
Page
7
A London Telegraph tale: an Englishman lends money to a Turk whose deathbed debt leads his wife and four children to pay in full, a mollah presiding as the daughters guard their claim. The family resolves to settle, else defers to the next world. Goethe and suffering shape art, the piece notes.
H. H. N. in New York Mail and Express notes Jaspar Dankers and a Labadist companion found an extraordinary peach harvest across Manhattan and Long Island in 1679. They describe peach laden trees, abundant fruit, and hogs feeding on fallen peaches, with Harlem and Spuyten Duyvil area orchards cited.
A brief editorial note from the Atchison Globe argues against calling a doctor for a boil, labeling it a shiftless tactic and reflecting the paper’s practical tone on domestic remedies.
In the fifties Daniel Webster visited Richmond invited by the legislature. He arrived intoxicated but was assisted to the capitol where, after a brandy drink, he delivered his famed October speech before about 5000 spectators. Edward Everett recalled Webster’s preface drinking to prepare for Hayne’s reply.
John Burroughs argues in Century that college courses reduce poets like Homer Dante Chaucer and Shakespeare to parsed text. Students gain knowledge but lose cultural appreciation and emotional connection. Masters come from reading loving and feeling the living soul of the poet.
Cold waves trigger Catarrh symptoms like headaches dizziness and nasal congestion. The ad claims S S S purges the blood and blood that catarrh poisons the system, offering free medical advice and a book on blood and skin diseases from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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