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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1902
Page
4
City Assessor James Flinn completes the Tucson assessment roll showing personal property at 456 905 dollars and real estate plus improvements at 1 909 907 dollars. Total property value 2 366 812 dollars with exemptions of 67 106 dollars. expected tax rate near 1 percent and 22 997 06 dollars revenue.
A health column urges readers to heed nature's danger signals such as loss of appetite sleep trouble and fatigue and recommends Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to cure digestive disorders purify blood and restore flesh. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Josie E Clark praising the treatment and advises Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation biliousness and headaches without a pill habit.
A Success magazine author argues that overcoming extreme self consciousness requires deliberate effort to mingle with others and assess abilities without self bias. With willpower, individuals can curb self doubt, progress from years of constraint, and rise to prominent roles through persistent self-improvement.
A psycho logical writer describes how a suspended watch appears to move toward the direction of conscious thought. By holding the chain with both hands the observer notes swaying in the intended pattern, though he tries to avoid moving his hands. The account appears in Jewelers' Circular Weekly.
A Nottingham clergyman compliments a local tailor on repairs and boasts that London makes good coats. The tailor retorts that when needing a sermon, London makes them there, to humorous effect. The tale is attributed to London Tit-Bits.
A brief Chicago Tribune exchange notes belief in ghosts with Raynor claiming sighting and Shyne denying any sightings, sharing a light, humorous tone about spectral presence.
A dialogue notes a portrait’s cheeks appearing pale and unfinished as the artist plans to add color last. The exchange highlights the artist’s method and the sitter’s critique within a stylized period voice.
Dr. H. E. Crepin returns from a two month summer retreat and will resume practice immediately in an old office in the A. O. U. W. building. An advertisement notes W. F. Kitt’s University shoe priced at $3.00.
An advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as an effective liver medicine that cleanses poisons gently and provides pleasant effects. It also promotes Bell's Pharmacy and E. G. Capo's leather goods with special low prices.
If this weather continues you may need to retrieve your last spring suit for cleaning or buy a new one from Smith the leading tailor.
The article surveys Chinese inns along mule paths with mud rooms and beds spanning the wall. Guests pay on the European plan, with meals in room from rice and tea and lighted by paper windows, all at a surprisingly low total of about 5 cents.
In a Fordham car crowd by Wendover avenue hears a boastful passer claim a vest pocket chain prevents pickpockets. A man later finds his watch clipped from the chain, exposing the ruse as the culprit fled with the timepiece.
Don Carlos Palanca selected two $20 000 necklaces for Mrs Weyler in Manila as a gesture to obtain General Weyler's goodwill. Mrs Weyler thanked him and chose to keep both pieces, impressed by their beauty.
Dr. George Whomes announces partnership with brothers Dr. Robert Whomes of Los Angeles and Dr. Arthur Whomes of Tucson. George remains in Tucson until January 1, 1903 then moves to Los Angeles to run the new integrated practice. The firms renovate 618 1 2 South Spring street LA with electric power, modern labs, and painless extraction using nitrous oxide or vitalized air. They promise thorough inspections, strict quality control, reduced prices through expert staff and large material purchases, and rapid, high grade dental work at lower costs. Offices listed: 618 1 2 South Spring Street Los Angeles and Pennington and Church streets Tucson.
The University of Arizona announces opening on September 15 with entrance examinations on September 15 and 16. Registration day is September 17, and Tucson students should register on September 16. President F Yale Adams signs the notice.
Buy at home from Pease Novelty Co saving freight on typewriters, slot machines and all kinds of automatic machines. For sale or rent. 213 North Meyers street Tucson Ariz. Phone 2281.
A brief advertisement urges keeping Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Strawberry on hand to guard against sudden cholera dysentery and diarrhea, presenting it as the safe plan amid outbreaks.
Wanted. A few good men for street car conductors. Apply to CHAS A. HOFF, Secretary. No. 38 S. Stone avenue.
A carload of the famous Benicia spring wagons just received at Fred Ronstadt's. Mountain and road wagons of the best material, perfect in construction and design, for two, four or six passengers, at moderate prices. Bad blood and indigestion are deadly enemies to good health. Burdock Blood Bitters destroys them.
An advertisement extols Kodol as a universal cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It features a testimonial from Rev. J. H. Holladay of Holladay Mississippi praising the remedy and notes Bell's Pharmacy as the seller.
Lord Charles, haunted by persistent visitors seeking the duke’s hair, would tell an old servant named Joby with hair like the duke’s to sit, and remark that he had just cut off another lock.
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