Notice to Creditors in the Estate of Juan Elias
In the Probate Court of Pima County Arizona Miguel T Carrillo administrator with will annexed has filed his final account for settlement The court sets Thursday November 27 1902 at 10 o'clock a m in the county courthouse Tucson for interested parties to appear and file written objections Dated Tucson November 15 1902 $.S. Purcell Ex officio Probate Judge
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Juan Elias
Miguel T. Carrillo
County Court House
Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
Wanted a Wife November 25 advertisement
A historic classified style ad notes Wanted a Wife with a November 25 date. It promotes DeWii's Little Early Risers pills from Bell's Pharmacy claiming gentle bowel movement and liver cleansing as a clean living aid for potential spouses.
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DeWii
Bell’s Pharmacy
Flower and Tree Gardening Tips From a Past Field Guide
The passage discusses ei Salpiglossis as a showy annual suitable for gardens, northern birch and Siberian larch rankings among trees, the dark center spot in bean blossoms as near black, easy transplanting of sunflowers in rain or cool evenings, maintaining a green lawn center for contrast, Miznonette as unobtrusive with fragrant presence, lime dissolution for garden soil with white worms, and the maxim that roses can be set out late but earlier is better once frost is out.
Education begins at home says impassioned orator
The exchange frames education from kindergarten to boarding school, football field, and global centers, ending in reform or liberty. The Life quotation contrasts passionate start with a cynical view of where education leads, mentioning Sing Sing and Newport.
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Paris
London
Wall Street
Sing Sing
Newport
Horse Show Banter and Clockmaker Factoids
Anecdotal chatter from the Indianapolis News notes a humorous exchange about a horse clearing five feet and a craftsman recalling four feet. It shifts to a clockmaking firm in the Black Forest employing 2,500 workers producing 8,000 clocks daily and mentions Spain’s cork forests spanning 620,000 square miles.
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Indianapolis
Black Forest
Germany
Spain
The British Tourist Encounters Train Delights
A British tourist on an American train receives fruit chocolate and a box with a cigar and matches. He jokes about free fruit and plans to tell the nation about robberies. A fellow passenger notes tips and the train boy’s role in the season of travel.
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Jove
The
Political Science Quarterly
The English Cook Declines Weighing and Roasting Habits
The Lancet notes the English cook utterly declines to weigh materials for cooking and will not roast meat. She prefers using the oven or, if placed by the fire, is too lazy to baste or to screen the meat.
His Taste
The landlady asks Mr Garnstorme how he likes his eyes and the tragedian responds with joy that he likes them hard boiled. The line shows a clash between perception and taste in a dramatic moment from the Baltimore Herald excerpt.
Homesick Cadets at West Point Learn Discipline
The new plebe at West Point endures homesickness as older cadets guide him through strict routines. A corporal consoles him yet immediately shifts to stern instruction about policing and tidying his area, leaving the plebe to delay writing his resignation and focus on basic duties.
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West Point
H. Irving Hancock
Plebe
Pickings From Fiction Quotes and Sayings
A collection of epigrams and maxims attributed to various authors. The items critique gender roles and behavior, featuring quotes on usefulness, self assertion, deceit, art, and romance. The attributions include Brinton Eliot Myra of the Pines The Fool The Minority The Riddle of Life Margaret Tudor Buell Hampton and others.
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Brinton Eliot
s.—“Myra of
the Pines
Margaret Tudor
Buell Hampton
Change Comes Over Him In Slow Moving Animal
Exasperated traveler notes a horse moving unusually slowly as a storm gathers. The driver ponders the horse’s altered energy, remarking the animal is the same horse from a decade ago and yet has lost its animation. The exchange appears in a rural reflective tone from Youth's Companion.
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Hoss
Free Will Offering Dialect at State Job
An employee questions a $5 deduction from his salary as a voluntary campaign contribution. The superintendent insists it is mandatory, noting nonpayment risks losing the job. The exchange ends with the employee resigned to paying, while the official labels it voluntary.
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Chicago Tribune
True Sympathy.
Jack laments Miss Jones’s rejection while Tom consoles him, urging resilience as they discuss the incident. The Chicago News reports the brief exchange between two men about heartbreak and sympathy.
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Tom
Jack
Miss Jones
Chicago News
Father’s Forgiveness Sought In Indianpolis Runaway Marriage
An Indianapolis News item notes a couple eloped and wed, and reports the father’s stance that he will forgive and forget. The piece centers on family reconciliation and community reaction to the marriage.
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Indianapolis News
Dressmaker Cures Bad Fits With Patient Skill
A dressmaker, skilled at fitting garments, spends time with clients to cure ill fits. Her patience and careful adjustments help achieve proper drape and comfort for each wearer.
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