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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1902

Page

7

Settlement of Annual Account in Kennedy Estate

In the Probate Court of Pima County Arizona Territory Alonzo Bailey administrator renders his annual account for the estate of John Kennedy Deceased The settlement is set for September 22 1902 at 10 o clock in the court room Tucson with the Ex-Officio Clerk S W Purcell presiding Persons interested may appear and file written exceptions to contest the account.

John Kennedy Alonzo Bailey Momiay County Court House Tucson Pima County S. W. Purcell

Notice to Contractors for Nogales Court House 1902

Sealed proposals will be received by the Santa Cruz county Board of Supervisors Nogales Arizona for the erection of a Nogales Arizona court house. Bids due by 10 am October 23 1902 with a 5 percent certified check. Plans available at the office in Nogales or from Trust & Rust Tucson or Builders and Traders Exchange Los Angeles. The board may reject all bids. By order PHIL HEROLD Clerk Nogales Arizona Sept 16 1902.

Board of Supervisors Santa Cruz County Nogales Arizona Arizon of Trust & Rust, Architects Tucson Builders and Traders’ Exchange Los Angeles California Phil Herold

The English Crown Ruby Spinel Debate

The London Chronicle questions whether the famed royal crystal is a ruby or a large spinel. Experts say spinel over four carats can be worth half a diamond of the same size, with value rising wildly for larger stones.

The Londons Chronicle

Domestic Experience Reveals Why Cook Quit

A housekeeper recalls losing a good cook for an odd reason. Ella grew quiet, questioned entertaining, and finally left after six weeks, writing in a postal card that she had found a more stylish place. The exchange reflects a changing, costly social scene.

Bila

Three Rules For Fishing From The River Bank

The Rev. Mark Guy Pearse observes an old man fishing for trout and learns three rules for fishing: keep yourself out of sight, keep yourself further out of sight, and keep yourself further out of sight still. The old man explains these as essential to success.

Mark Guy Pearse London

Like Father Like Son Marion Name Confusion

Mrs Henpeck jokes about naming the child Marion to prevent future mistakes as he grows up and wife a strong woman, while Mr Henpeck warns people might change Marion to Mary Ann if he marries and has children. The Philadelphia Press presents a light humorous exchange.

Marion Mrs. Henpeck

Love In the Museum Quip Sparks Odd Courtship

An amorous wild man pleads for a reaction and is told by a fat lady she desires a derrick as a playful Chicago News quip. The exchange blends humor with bravado and absurd imagery in a museum setting.

Chicago News

Glasses controversy in Beverages column voiced

A reader notes discomfort from their glasses and claims the eyewear affects vision until they see Goubie. The brief exchange highlights home remedies or product opinions. No additional context or names provided.

Woman Kisses in Public Draw Mixed Reactions

A note in the Atchigan Globe comments on women kissing women without drawing attention, while implying men would not receive the same reception. The remark explores social norms and public modesty in intimate displays.

Parson Reminds Jockey of Honest Dealing

A London Standard tale shows a clergyman warn a gentleman about a scheming jockey offering a broken down horse. The jockey bristles, and the parson quips that if he had attended last Sunday he would have preached from the state prison.

London Standard

Clameur de Haro In Guernsey An Ancient Injunction Resurrected

The article explains the Clameur de Haro a Norman island practice revived in Guernsey last year. A land rights claimant drafts a sworn case, presents it to the bailiff, drops to a knee and cries Oh Rollo my prince succor me I am wronged. The injunction halts trespass until a court rules.

Normandy Guernsey Rollo Issu Ding Hrolf

Greek daily meals and customs summarized

The article describes Greek routines with men arranging the day’s cooking, women less involved in markets, light morning fruit, a noon meal dubbed breakfast, a siesta from afternoon until 4, a light luncheon at 4, and a late hearty dinner around 9 or 10. It notes men can cook any dish and calls calling during siesta rude.

Greece

The Gum on Flowers and the Irony of Hired Haulers

The piece notes a street flower scam using a gum preservative to keep blooms looking fresh until sale, explaining the gum hardens and becomes invisible. It contrasts this with a comic anecdote about men with horses who choose to hire teams to walk two miles, illustrating quirks of human nature and attachment to possessions.

Everybody’s Magazine

Beliefs About the Rainbow Across Cultures

The article surveys diverse myths and names for the rainbow in many countries. It recalls Russia's Don region and Moscow terms meaning bent water pipe, Slavonic phrases for cloud siphon, Hungarian labels like Noah’s pump, and Malayan terms with double headed watersnake. It also notes beliefs that rainbows drain wells, with protective devices in Charkov, and three angels governing the bow in Saratov.

Russia Don Moscow Hungary Charkov Saratov

Max O'Rell on marriage and appearances

A humorous excerpt attributes to Max O'Rell advice on married life. It urges men to choose partners who are younger, shorter, and not wealthier, and to remain gently superior in fortune, height, and age so the wife will seek help and protection. It also cautions about collars and looks from below in love.

S.S.S Swtt Specific CO Atlanta Max O’rell

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve touted for quick cures

An advertisement extols DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as the fastest cure for cuts burns bruises and skin diseases. A user from Paris Illinois claims the salve cured him after bleeding piles left him weak. Bell s Pharmacy is named as a seller.

DeWitt J. C. Phillips Paris Ilinois

Storewide Harness Sale At Meyer Street Location

F J Villasecura announces a reduced price sale on harness saddles buggies and wagons as they prepare to move to Congress street lasting until September 1 at 110 S Meyer Street.

Congress Street F. J. Villaescusa S. Meyer Street

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