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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1902
Page
8
A testimonial from Duham North Carolina credits Dr King s New Life Pills with saving the writer from a severe stomach and liver illness. The ad touts the pills as the best medicine on earth, priced at 25 cents. Also advertised are Tiffany setting jewelry from B G Capot Jewelers and notices listing streetcar conductor hires and store moves in town.
The notice offers medium sized mules for purchase. Chas A Hoff, secretary, lists contact Tel 161 and address No 288 Stone Avenue for inquiries.
A Philadelphia Times report recounts Kanakas aboard a banana barge near Honolulu who, after spotting a sleeping shark beneath a lighter, stripped to their waists and used knives to kill the creature. They tackled the shark in calm, swift teamwork, surfacing with the bloodied predator dead after about ten minutes.
The piece argues that modern social life prioritizes display and events over genuine dialogue. It questions whether daily interactions serve the core goal of exchanging ideas and connecting meaningfully. It laments that gatherings rarely foster real conversational intercourse despite plentiful social activity.
A London Standard remark notes Swift as a boy failed by teachers who deemed him dull. It recalls his later fame for sharp satire and playful humor, and tells how he was called a blockhead at Dublin University, earning his degree only after a second attempt.
A witty exchange from the At Large Department contrasts a wife’s question about where laws are framed with a Detroit Free Press portrayal. Another item recalls a jewelers’ quip about diamonds being genuine after a poor sale.
Dialog snippets show a contractor balking at clerical work and a wife resisting dictation. The exchange notes fears about illness and even death, with a quip about a wife making salve for neighbors. A collection of light humorous lines.
A vivid portrait of Broeck in northern Holland where blue fences, colorfast houses, and minute streets create a spotless town. Rules demand shoe removal, restricted carriage use, and constant dusting minutely kept by many helpers. The pastor’s sermon promises eternal household riches for dutiful care.
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