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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1902
Page
7
An advertorial piece extols S S S as a guaranteed vegetable blood purifier to heal chronic sores. It argues sores reflect underlying disease, claims purified blood enables healing, and cites a testimonial from J R Marold of Cohoes New York.
In the Probate Court of Pima County Arizona Territory the estate of Alexander Hunter deceased is pursuing a petition to ascertain and declare the rights of all interested parties. Grace Heron of Donegal Ireland filed the petition by attorney Rochester Ford asking who should receive distribution and asserting claims of heirship or ownership. A hearing is set for October 16 1902 at 10 am in Tucson with all interested parties required to appear and present their claims. The estate assets in administrator Charles R. Clayberg s custody total 1749.55 dollars.
The City of Tucson passes Ordinance 160 amending Ordinance 106 to redefine the street railway right of way. It specifies the route from Pennington street and Stone avenue to Congress street Fifth avenue Poole avenue and back to Pennington street. The ordinance repeals conflicting laws and takes effect after passage approval and publication. Authorized by Mayor F Schumacher and City Clerk N E Hawke. First publication September 6, 1902.
Notice to stockholders announces a special meeting on Tuesday September 16 1902 at 2 pm at 130 Pennington Street Tucson Arizona to consider renaming the corporation to Oro Rico Mining Syndicate or another suitable name and to conduct other business as needed. E Frank Campbell president and H T Coffin secretary sign the notice.
A Cornhill Magazine essay describes the Nile river mud as the foundation of Egypt’s life and landscape. It notes mud shapes cultivation houses and cities, supports crops, soils pottery, brickwork, and even ship repairs, while the desert and lack of rain frame the nation’s dependence on mud.
The process starts with a charcoal fire and a large pot of water. Select good green berries, roast until they smoke, then bruise in a mortar. Boiled decoction is made by adding the crushed berries to hot water and stirred as it nears boiling, served plain in small cups without cream or sugar.
A Washington family family health discussion turns comic as two young sons quarrel over insults. The elder calls the other a microbe, then the younger retorts you are a draft, sparking a playful sibling scrap in front of their parents.
The quote argues that capital and labor clash not due to education or knowledge but ignorance on both sides. It claims smarter employers and workers reduce conflict, and cites Carnegie's Empire of Business as the source. It notes friction arises from mutual unawareness of needs, dues, and risks in business.
A farmer and a politician debate Colonel Chinn's influence with friends. The exchange suggests the colonel may be seen as being in others hands rather than his own.
The Indianapolis News reports on glassmaking in two departments the tankhouse and the pothouse. Arsenic is not used in the tankhouse due to volatilization. the process yields long glass cylinders that are flattened into sheets and finished with acid washes and cuts for market.
A lighthearted note from Chicago News quotes an undergraduate praising a fellow student as the finest conversationalist he has met while noting she knows track records for the past three years. The line ends with a quip about life being a brief lesson and school ending soon per the Atlanta Constitution.
Rev. C J Budlong of Ashaway Rhode Island credits Electric Bitters with curing jaundice and liver trouble after years of suffering. The ad claims the tonic treats liver kidney and stomach issues and guarantees satisfaction at 50 cents. Bell's Pharmacy promotes Kodol for digestion and dyspepsia with a testimonial from Rev J H Holladay of Holladay Mississippi.
Copies of the Tucson City and Southern Arizona Directory are available from Charles T. Connell at 137 West Pennington Street. Contact details or ordering instructions are not provided beyond the address.
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