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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1902
Page
3
An 1901 promotional notice warns readers of tuberculosis as the dread consumption. It touts a free prepaid trial package of Tuberculozyne Yonkerman and praises Dr. Derk P. Yonkerman’s remedy, urging letters to Kalamazoo Michigan for cures and testimonials.
A Pittsburg Times essay argues that a yearly surplus of new graduates finds roles across professions. Law, medicine, theology, or industry absorb entrants, balancing the economy as graduates shift into the established workforce.
A snapshot of varied scientific trivia including solar distance of flame bursts to 350 000 miles, sound speeds in air water and iron, diaphragm vibration, air carbon dioxide levels, Holophane diffusion, planetary densities, Arcturus heat output, and a radiometer measurement of heat from a face at 2000 feet.
The Marquis de Croisie recalls a hotel keeper’s fragile business, citing a dinner at Logerot with guest Chauncey Depew. A printer error led the chef to insert the dish Parce de marrons a la Depew in the menu, illustrating how small details can ruin a restaurant.
A London notice quips about Sunday service starting at 11 a.m. and corrects a belief it begins later. It states young men may attend weeknight services and front seats are sound. The choir aims to encourage the congregation, not discourage it.
A Scottish American excerpt recounts a Aberdeenshire farmer who keeps his bedridden wife in darkness until she laments she cannot see to die. He lights a candle at her bed foot and quips there now she can see to pass.
A courtroom moment shows the lawyer acknowledging many investigations to come while the client asserts ownership of a pocketbook with clear certainty. The judge oversees the exchange.
A wry Town and Country quip compares hunger to a hungry sea that drains dinner from a person’s death, implying a grim humor about sustenance and mortality.
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