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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
7
CUTICURA RESOLV ENT PILLS are presented as a tasteless odourless cheaper substitute for the liquid resolvent and other purifiers. Each pill equals one teaspoonful of the liquid resolvent and comes in screw cap vials of 60 doses for 25 cents. The pills are advertised as alterative antiseptic tonic and digest ive and claimed to be the purest sweetest most economical blood and skin purifiers yet compounded.
Complete external and internal treatment for every humour including Curicuna Scar and Curicula OINTMENT to cleanse skin, soothe itching and heal, plus CURICURA RESOLVENT to cool and cleanse blood. Sineusist touted to cure eczemas and scalings from infancy to age. Depots listed in London Paris Boston. Also notes on a telephone receiver whistle caused by short circuits and diaphragm movement in Cassier's Magazine.
A quirky analysis notes the mouth slowly moves toward the left side of the face and may end near the left ear as teeth wear unevenly. It then shifts to a market tip about oriental rugs, explaining rug value evolution and warning that patched older pieces sell below value.
A Broadway bank president recounts a man recalling a former Iowa investor who saved his fortune when a bank failed. The depositor insisted on morning deposits, but the teller hid the funds in a private box, ensuring safety until the institution failed and allowed recovery. The story credits Charley the teller with saving his capital.
The article stresses pure water and proper feeding for young poultry with Middlings bran corn milk, whitewash for poultry houses, and sunflower seed aiding plumage. It then recounts Gainsborough's Royal Academy era custom of shipping paintings by carrier Wiltshire, who refused payment but was rewarded with six works later valued highly by the National Gallery and other collectors.
A New York Herald essay argues fear harms health while courage can improve resistance to disease. It cites historical examples and medical authorities, noting fear weakens the heart and invites illness, while calm, cautious bravery helps the body resist infection.
A collage of brief quotes from London and New York papers. Notes on a blind date with a Paris trousseau and a bride-to-be, then a portrait of lakes by color, a humorous travel aside in France, and a quip about a fast man slow to pay debts.
The passage asserts nature fuels poetry, acting as the grand agent and presence of poetry everywhere. It describes nature sparking on the sea rainbow lightning stars thunder cataracts winds, and claims poetry is God’s image reflected in nature and is present wherever humanity is.
In Boston Common a Western man asks a seven year old boy about a bird’s nest. The boy answers that he is merely trying to correctly classify the tree as a botanical product, reflecting a humorous exchange cited by the Columbus State Journal.
A lighthearted brief from Chicago News recalls a couple at a supper table where a husband promises a surprise. The wife replies she hopes for a millinery store, signaling a playful back‑and‑forth about gifts and expectations during a domestic moment.
A brief dialogue quoted from the New York Press reflects on unwritten social rules within families. The exchange centers on a mother's guidance and a son's obedience as a moral code.
An advertisement extols S S S as the permanent cure for catarrh outlining progression from cold to chronic illness. It claims external treatments fail and blood purification restores health, preventing recurrence in cold weather. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Ga promotes the product as the best tonic and purifier.
Ray Stannard Baker portrays the zanjero, the water master in American irrigation country, as a powerful, often trusted figure who controls head gates and canal flows. The piece explores the farmer’s adaptation to irrigation speak and the harsh, sometimes contentious duties of distributing water fairly among neighbors.
Quizzical exchange from the Detroit Free Press notes Freddy’s game choices. The caller asks what he likes to play and papa replies Freddy enjoys games his mother and others deem too rough for him.
M. C. Haney of Geneva Ohio suffered piles for four decades. Doctors and money failed to help until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently. Also useful for cuts. Bell's Pharmacy.
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