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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1902
Page
7
Uticura Pills claim to be a tasteless odourless economical substitute for the celebrated Cuticura Resolvent and other blood purifiers. Each pill equals one teaspoonful of liquid Resolvent. Sold in screw-cap vials with 60 doses priced 25 cents. They are advertised as alterative antiseptic tonic and digestives, offered as the purest skin and blood purifiers yet compounded.
A complete external and internal Curicura regimen claims to cure various skin and blood ailments for infants to seniors with Curicura Soap Ornament and Resolvent Pills. The piece warns hydrocyanic poisoning risks for cyanide workers and notes zinc uses. It also cites hotel price tricks and a couple’s baby-naming quip.
The rainbow is described in many lands as a water conduit or pump. Russians and Slavonic peoples call it a cloud siphon or bent water pipe. Hungarians call it Noahs pump or Gods pump. In Malaya the term mirrors a double headed watersnake. Folklore links the bow to wells and cloud watering and assigns angelic control in some regions.
The essay reflects Max O'Rell's ironic advice on marriage and dominance in relationships, urging a man to remain financially, physically, and temporally superior to his wife to prompt her to seek his help and protection. It then notes central Asia's arid dust storms, detailing how fine detritus coats objects and blocks sun in Khotan.
A seaweed abundant on the Chinese coast yields an admirable glue and varnish. When dried it becomes waterproof and fills bamboo lattice windows common there. It also strengthens and varnishes paper lanterns.
A Scottish beadle took the manse housemaid to the churchyard and pointed to the graves saying his folk lie there. He asked if she would like to lie there too, as his way of proposing.
A fragment notes a misunderstanding about a man described as a musician while another character insists he is a composer of heirs who sells soothing syrup. The dialogue plays on wordplay and deception surrounding artistic and financial roles.
A renowned physician argues that the rise in height and weight among Britons and Americans over the last fifty years stems chiefly from greater sugar consumption. He cites dietary shifts and abundance of sweet foods as key factors shaping physical development.
An old ad promises a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee by the druggist. E. W. Grove signs each box and the price is 25 cents.
D S Valencia shifts his carriage stand from West Congress street to the corner of Congress and Stone avenue at Alex Rossi's saloon and is reachable at phone number 661. DeWitt's Little Early Risers claim to prevent biliousness and liver disorders with gentle bowel movement. Bell's Pharmacy hosts C A Stevens returning to old business at the People Store with prompt attention to work. Tucson Citizen boasts large Arizona circulation.
Multitudes praise Kodol as it digests foods and enriches blood. Mrs. Cranfill of Troy Tennessee reports long indigestion cured after four bottles. Bell's Pharmacy offers the remedy as spring apparel fades. Weather hints tough days ahead, urging wardrobe payments to Smith, the leading tailor.
An advertisement claims catarrh starts with a cold and becomes chronic as discharge, throat and chest symptoms worsen. It argues external remedies fail and touts S. S. S. as a vegetable blood purifier that strengthens immunity, heals inflamed membranes, and prevents relapse. The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Ga endorses it.
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