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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
6
Trains No. 1 and No. 4 connect with A. & NM lines at Guthrie. No. 1 runs southbound, No. 4 northbound, at Guthrie. J. Millis serves as superintendent and master of trains in this area.
Train schedule for the Gila Valley Globe and Northern Railway lists stations from Bowie to Globe with passgenger service, connections to Southern Pacific, and flag stations. Advertising blurb promotes Dr King’s New Discovery and leather goods at low prices.
In Geneva Ohio C Haney credits De Witts Witch Hazel Salve with curing his long standing piles after forty years of suffering. The product also claimed to heal cuts burns wounds and skin diseases and was sold at Bell s Pharmacy.
The feature promotes a digestive remedy as a cure for indigestion and fatigue attributed to Eugene Field's Dyspepsia. It claims rest for the stomach via a preparation that digests food, promising restoration of normal tone and strength. The product is prepared by E. O. Dawltrs Co in Chicago with a $1 bottle containing 2% times the size.
A historical note explains the Clameur de Haro native to Guernsey. A landowner may swear a case before two witnesses and cry out Oh Rollo succor me to halt trespass until courts decide. Origin traces to Rollo who became Normandy's first duke in 911.
The piece notes Greek customs with meals and daily rhythms, claiming men usually order food, siestas from noon to 4, and late dinners. It adds an anecdote about fine street flowers preserved with gum to keep their shape for sale, a “trick of the trade.” It ends with a reflection on wealth, work, and human nature observed in horse ownership.
To prevent birds from flying without injurious wing cutting, tie together three or four of the largest feathers on one wing with a thread. This disrupts balance and prevents flight, keeping pigeons and similar birds within bounds.
The Sun presents its mission as a fearless, morally responsible paper with extensive global correspondents and robust news gathering. It claims top bureaus in Washington and New York, wide market coverage, and a commitment to print all the news daily. Subscriptions include options for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions with annual rates.
An old newspaper page fragment advertises news, market reports, and a welfare column. It includes reader testimonials on Electric Bitters and a sale of jewelry pieces. The piece mentions A. G. Cape's Jeweler and Baltimore publishers Abell.
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