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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
8
The article discusses raspberry and grape planting life spans and root care, suggests planting shallow for grapes, pruning and removing bruised roots, and notes soil fertility matters for fruit trees. It quotes Dr. De Witt Talmage's England visit where a large crowd paid 4 shillings to enter, altering his sermon plan.
A collage of antiquated items: a critique of Mme de Genlis for literary theft, a glimpse into Chinese hats with vivid details, a note on Portsmouth Harbor history, and a Scottish town council’s piano purchase judged by a nonmusical joiner with a quip about plumb.
A brief humorous exchange from the Philadelphia Record notes a man telling a woman she carried her age well, provoking offense when he then said she did not carry it well and she remained silent. The column highlights social sensitivities in conversation style.
Professor Jastrow notes that the Sabbath predates Pentateuchal law and originates as a Babylonian atonement ritual rather than a weekly rest. Hebrews adapted this to create a day of respite from labor, transforming it from a burdensome observance into a delightful weekly occasion.
The 1900 Antarctic landing of C E Borehgrevink and Captain Jensen near Mount Terror ends with a towering glacier calving into the sea. A massive ice wall sent a deadly wave, forcing them onto rocks and leaving both men bled but alive, saved by a protruding ice peninsula and the rock’s bend, after seven tense minutes.
A collection of famous lines from Samuel Clemens George Eliot Charles Lamb Gladstone John Lyly Longfellow and others. The notes emphasize truth motive courtesy purpose and living with intention across eras and literary voices.
For repairing of the watches and jewelery go to BE. G. Capo's. Every watch is guaranteed. Only first class work turned out.
Lingering summer colds may linger for months but One Minute Cough Cure claims to break up the attack at once. It cures coughs colds croup bronchitis and other throat and lung troubles and is popular with children. Bell's pharmacy advertises it. The New York Restaurant opens at the old Baldwin stand 65 East Congress street offering meals for 25 cents.
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