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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1902

Page

8

Republican Convention Sets September Dates for Pima County

The Republican County Central Committee of Pima County Arizona met in Tucson and set September 10 as the primary election day from noon to 5 pm for delegates to the county convention on September 15 and the territorial convention on September 17 in Phoenix. Committeemen across precincts will manage polling. Tucson voting will occur at Pennington and Church streets with O T Richey and I Neustatter as election officers.

Republican Country Central Committee Phoenix J. A. Zabriskie O. T. Riche J. M. Ormsby District Court Tucson Arizona Ase Pima County Republican County Committee Pennington Church Streets O. T. Richey I. Neustatter Sail County Dekaae Dore IV Vaision Hart’s Ranch Ain Cianda Eience Hayane Ares Ki Matonies Oceanic

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles

An advertising copy extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for piles and other skin ailments. It features a testimonial from J. C. Phillips of Paris Illinois claiming the salve stopped bleeding piles and restored strength. Bell's Pharmacy is listed as a distributor.

DeWitt J. C. Phillips Paris Tlinois

Ventriloquist Dog Refuses to Speak After Sale

A famed ventriloquist on a Philadelphia leg acquires a talking dog during a street tour. With no money, he trades the animal to a German innkeeper for 50 dollars, promising to return. Before leaving, he bids the dog farewell. The dog retorts that he will never speak again, claiming he won’t utter a word after being sold for cash.

Philadelphia Hans Jack Moses Philadelphia Times

Elephantine nurse and a pet elephant in Ceylon

A description by Miss C I Gordon-Cumming of Kurunegalla Jack, a well behaved elephant captured young, who accompanied a medical officer on hospital rounds. The animal learned to be generally helpful and even to administer pills, once dropping a pill into a Malay soldier’s mouth with a puff to deliver it.

C. I. Gordon-Cumming Hee Ceylon Kurunegalla Jack

Making It Plain and Dining Custom Through History

A Lancet writer cites the Chicago Record Herald on simple dietary guidance and how to compute daily food needs. The piece also recounts George Selwyn's deathbed curiosity, Lord Holland’s response, and medieval dining signals, noting horn summons in the thirteenth century and later bell use for inviting guests.

Lancet Chicago Record-Herald George Selwyn

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