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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1902

Page

7

Snails and Cathedrals Highlight Todays Folios

The column surveys snail farming in Europe and Africa with market values and exports, then cites long building timelines from Cologne Milan and Cornwall. It notes historic projects like St Peter’s Cologne 632 years and Milan 419 years, with funding concerns about taxpayer costs.

St. Peter Cologne Milan Rostermel Cornwall Lord Bute Isle of Bute Dukes of Atholl Scotland

The Ballnons Ween Son The Weekly Sun Promotion

The Weekly Sun offers attractive country market reports and a woman's column amid varied departments including household interest. One dollar yearly plus mailings to the United States Canada and Mexico with advance payments. printers Abell Company.

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Oddities of Color Blindness in Monochrome Vision

An oculist notes color blindness affects about five in a hundred with most cases minor. He cites two individuals with monochromatic vision where all colors appear as gray shades. A garden photograph illustrates how nature would look to such sufferers, reducing colors to grayscale.

Quotable Wit and Mordant Descriptions in Peel Reference

A passage contrasts QC QConnell’s sharp phrasing about Peel with a harsher line about a similar temperament. It notes a woman described as poker like in coldness, revealing a caustic, sardonic tone.

Diet Rules for Diabetic Patients Excerpt

The text outlines a diet for diabetics allowing eggs cream buttermilk and all cheeses freely. Tart fruits like peaches and strawberries with cream are allowed without sugar. Forbidden are sweet fruits, most cereals drinks are koumiss and coffee with cream without sugar are allowed, tea excluded. Vegetables with sugar or starch are forbidden leaving only cauliflower lettuce string beans spinach cucumbers greens and onions. Olives are allowed and a moderate fat diet with all kinds of fish is recommended.

Fences Fixed Political Motto Origin From Century-Old Quip

A Philadelphia Times quote traces the phrase keeping your fences fixed to a remark by Senator John Sherman. The tale involves a book hawker and a remark about saving money to keep fences intact. The line spread from Ohio to national politics. The Washington Star adds a wry note on cures for colds.

John Sherman Sherman Ohio Philadelphia Times Washington Star

Glass for Windows Through Arsenic in House Panes

An Indianapolis News report explains how window glass is made in two departments the tankhouse and pothouse. It details how arsenic may enter the glass, the melting process, gathering forming and flattening, and the recycling of scrap before packing for market.

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Expanded Them and Expanded Debts

A daughter answers her father that she has expanded her debts rather than contracting new ones. He questions the bills from milliners and dressmakers, reminding her he forbade incurring debts without his knowledge.

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