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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1902
Page
6
Guthrie serves as the connection point for southbound A and N M trains No 1 and for northbound No 4. Superintendent J Mills May er signs the schedule.
Railway timetable for the Gila Valley Globe and Northern line lists stations from Globe to Bowie with daily service except Sunday. It notes connections at Bowie with Southern Pacific trains and stage lines to Payson Upper Salt River Riverside Basin Ray and Black Warrior mines. Wm Garland serves as president.
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas describes severe biliousness and back pain easing after using Electric Bitters. He credits better sleep appetite and stamina. The ad claims the remedy restores health to weak people and is sold for 50 cents by druggists. Also promotes hand carved leather goods at E. G. Capo's at low prices.
Mothers fear winter as children fall prey to coughs and colds. One Minute Cough Cure is advertised as safe and immediate relief for coughs colds grip bronchitis and throat and lung troubles sold at Bell's Pharmacy.
An old advertisement snippet cites Eugene Field on dyspepsia and promotes Kodol Digestive Enzyme as a rest for a tired stomach. It claims the product digests food to relieve work on the stomach and restore its normal tone. The ad notes Evigorating preparation by E O DuWitt & Co Chicago with a one dollar bottle of three and a half times size.
A Century essay recounts Barnum’s boastful showmanship and a famous incident where an elephant plowed a hill visible from trains near Bridgeport. The piece notes Barnum’s strategy to exploit his name to boost business, advising that without a museum and railway audience, horses and oxen remain more economical.
A list of traditional wedding beliefs about luck and behavior for the bride. It cites tears for luck, door crossings, who cuts the cake, who pours wine, the fate of dropped handkerchiefs, shoe-throwing tendencies, and tips on foot placement and addressing the husband, plus cautions about losing pins after the reception.
Washington correspondent recalls a Department of Agriculture image as a department store. A seed package returns with a farmer’s note explaining his daughter Matilda will marry the village doctor next month and the couple plan to leave the farm, asking for stockings handkerchiefs or a spring bonnet in exchange.
The Sun promotes its role as a national newspaper with wide reach and modern equipment. It emphasizes extensive correspondents worldwide, strong Washington and New York bureaus, detailed market reports, and daily publication including Sundays. Subscriptions are listed for Daily, Sunday, and Weekly editions.
A compact item from The News of the World advertises the Agricultural Department as a premier authority. The section promises market reports and an engaging column by an intriguing man, with emphasis on household rest and wartime topics.
Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith calls Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds the fastest selling article in his store. He says it cures and has saved throat and lung sufferers who had no help from doctors. Mothers rely on it and physicians prescribe it with guarantees. Trial bottles are free and regular sizes cost 50 cents and 1 dollar. Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup is also recommended for coughs colds and pulmonary diseases.
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