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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1902
Page
6
Trains No 1 connects with A N M Railway No 1 southbound at Guthrie. Trains No 4d connects with A N M Railway No 2 northbound at Guthrie. Burns, Superintendent Mills, Maer.
Globe to Bowie connections with Southern Pacific trains for East and West. No agents at flag stations. Wm. Garland, President.
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas credits Electric Bitters with curing biliousness and fatigue, claiming renewed sleep appetite and strength. The ad touts Electric Bitters as life saving for weak sickly people at 50 cents. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure for croup and throat lung issues with claims of immediate, safe relief at Bell's Pharmacy.
An advertisement cites Eugene Field on dyspepsia and endorses Kodol digestive aid from E. C. DsWirr & Co Chicago. The ad promotes a $1 bottle said to contain multiple doses and claims rest restores digestive tone and strength.
A collage of antiquarian anecdotes covers Lincoln hay talk, Venice court lore about the lamp of expiation, William Rufus death misadventures, and Cruikshank allegedly sketching Fagin from his own face. The piece strings small historical curiosities with light humor.
An eastern senator rides to the capitol on an PF streetcar when a deaf lady beside him asks questions about Washington and apologizes for her deafness. The senator suggests electricity. she replies she was struck by lightning last summer but gained no benefit.
The Chicago News article recalls Rev Flat-Toot delivering a hymn as the organ hissed through an open window. He cites the Bible about welcoming strangers and notes the deacons will begin collecting donations. An unrelated line mentions silkworm eggs tolerating minus 38 degrees.
The Sun upholds high private life standards and public policy for sixty four years while delivering comprehensive news. It maintains up to date mechanicals and world wide correspondents in Europe Asia and the Americas for daily printing. Washington and New York bureaus provide early reports and market coverage for farmers merchants and brokers. Subscriptions listed include Daily Sun six dollars a year Sunday Sun included and Weekly Sun one dollar.
A historic newspaper fragment highlights the Agricultural Department as a national authority with market reports and distinctive columns. It notes a weekly run for club getters and mentions free mailing within the United States, Canada, and Mexico with payments in France.
Davis Kentucky druggist C T Smith declares Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds is the fastest selling article in his store and has never failed in six years of sales Mothers rely on it best physicians prescribe it and druggists guarantee satisfaction or refund. Trial bottles free Regular sizes 50¢ and 1 This ad also notes Capo's Frey watch repair and strat-cinas work.
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