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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1902
Page
4
In St Paul Minnesota on October 28 the consecration of Bishops Blaihne and Keane occurred in a grand ceremony at St Pauls Cathedral. A sizable national assembly of about four hundred clergy attended the event.
A reader from Durham North Carolina credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with curing a long severe stomach and liver trouble, claiming they saved his life and restored perfect health. The ad urges readers to buy the pills for 25 cents at druggists.
A mass meeting of voters is scheduled for Thursday evening October 30 at the opera house. Judge Baker formerly chief justice of Arizona will be present to address the audience and discuss the live political issues of greatest interest to Arizona.
An appeal to women to seek Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for long standing diseases and weakness. Testimonials claim the remedy restores health, with private, confidential consultation offered from Buffalo New York.
Notable arrivals and departures include Judge William H. Barnes returning from Cochise County by the Burro and Col. John H. Martin heading to New York. D. D. McDonald, renowned Territory marksman, stops in Tucson on Prescott to Bisbee route. Miss Estelle Liebling’s Paris training and Dresden debut recalled as she returns to U S concerts with Sousa engagements.
A Chicago World’s article notes Venice houses bronze and plaster horses beyond the four on St Mark's. It highlights Colleone by Verrocchio as a premier bronze equestrian, contrasts Victor Emmanuel, and tracks the winged journey of the iconic St Mark’s horses from Lyssipus to Nero to Napoleon to Paris and back to Venice, weighing two tons each and now green from verdigris.
A terse town exchange notes ongoing growth and perpetual changes as streets are torn up and old buildings face demolition in the city. The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune frames the banter between a smug visitor and a hopeful resident.
Local readers learn Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney pain and fatigue. Mrs. M. F. Blanton of Prescott testifies the remedy steadied recurring kidney trouble and eased dizziness and headaches after Brisley Drug Co. supplied it. Tucson dealers stock the product at 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. of Buffalo is sole U.S. agent.
An advertisement touts Gold Dust as the thorough cleaner for delicate lace curtains heavy blankets and quilts claiming no damage. It advises using hard water with Gold Dust to soften it and highlights the product as economical. Made by The N. K. Fairbank Company of Chicago New York Boston St. Louis, makers of Fairy Soap.
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