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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1902
Page
9
A London Chronicle note contrasts Huxley and Edward Clodd on human origins. It argues the kinship with apes is lateral, not linear, and that both man and apes arise from a shared stock yet develop differently.
Dialogues reveal social flirtations and judgments between relatives and friends. The lines depict romantic nerves and natural curiosity as Jane visits Aunt Hannah and Gabby’s talkative nature contrasts with a quiet partner. A reflective note on how every choice shapes future decisions appears.
The piece reflects on changing drugstores from aromatic apothecaries with jars and Latin labels to modern counters with soda fountains, candy, and bric a brac. It notes the evolution from specialized items to a broader, cosmetic and accessory focus over time.
A mock dialogue highlights splurging on bonnets and a plan to propose to Miss Milyons through her milliner. E. G. Cape's Jeweler at 83 West Congress advertises Tiffany pieces at low prices.
An advertorial note from Bell's pharmacy promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as an effective liver medicine that cleanses poisons and putrid matter gently. It claims they act as a tonic to the liver and delivers a pleasant effect.
The Washington Post notes continued use of tin rail fences in New England and New York and dugout canoes by Potomac and James River fishermen. The article explains the dugout’s primitive construction from logs and adz work, preserved since Powhatan era with distinctive high sides and flat ends.
After years of saving for marriage a couple split. The woman becomes engaged to another man who spends freely on her. He buys silver, a leather traveling bag, rugs, books and more to make a home, arguing lavish gifts prevent quarrels and wandering eyes.
A Cambridge anecdote recalls Mr Lowell recounting a cheerful acquaintance who claimed to profit by feeding domestic ducks with wild celery to improve flavor. Weeks later the man is despondent, as the ducks refuse to eat it, wrecking his fortune plan.
A high school principal jokes about himself during a tour of exam rooms. He challenges a bright student with a simple algebra sum and cannot answer. He cites George Washington as a benchmark, claiming the boy should solve it. The student retorts that Washington was president by the principal’s age. The exchange ends there.
Quote from London King notes Pauline’s strict exclusivity in society. She never introduces an eligible man to any other girl, underscoring her influence in local social circles.
Ray Stannard Baker describes the sankero in American irrigation districts as a pivotal, powerful figure who dispenses water, opens and closes head gates, and maintains order amid disputes. The zanjero is portrayed as both arbiter and small god of the arid land, respected for honesty despite temptations.
The Republican County Central Committee of Pima County Arizona met to set a September 10 primary date to elect delegates for a county convention on September 15 and to nominate county and township candidates. The joint convention will select delegates for the Territorial Convention in Phoenix on September 17.
A vintage advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a cure all for cuts burns bruises and skin diseases including bleeding piles. It cites an Illinois user J C Phillips from Paris who claims the remedy cured him. Bell's pharmacy is listed as a source.
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