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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1902
Page
7
In February 1899 I found a small lump on my lower lip. The doctor cauterized it but an open sore formed. I began taking S. S. S. and after seven bottles the sore healed completely with no recurrence to date. W. P. Brown Hollands SC.
Sealed proposals for a Nogales Arizona court house are due by 10 am on October 23, 1902 with bids accompanied by a 5 percent certified check. The Board of Supervisors may reject any bid. Separately a Democratic convention for Pima county is set for September 27, 1902 in Tucson to nominate county and precinct officers for the November 4 election with delegates allotted by precinct and primaries on September 20, 1902.
An old advertisement from Paris Illinois touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure for bleeding piles and skin conditions. It claims the product hastens healing for cuts burns bruises and wounds and features a testimonial from J C Phillips about recovery. Bell’s pharmacy is named as the seller.
Harness and buggy stock sold at reduced prices as preparations move to Congress street location. F J Villaescusa at 110 S Meyer St offers reduced prices through Sept 1. A Stevens resumes old express business at People's Store. Dr H E Crepin returns from California vacation and resumes practice in the A O U W building.
A hospital physician notes that most people who attempt suicide and are foiled do not try again, often feeling new zest for life. An entomologist secures six butterflies by using a native with a blowgun to stun them, then describes the ship’s creaking as it sails, and the French parliament’s dull debates ended by a snappy quip.
Two elderly visitors and an older man, carrying a large telescope, waited an hour in front of the Grand. They asked a passerby for Will Blank, a former neighbor from Linton, but he had never heard of him, leaving the trio puzzled and misdirected by city bustle.
Public Opinion describes Broeck a northern Dutch village famed for extreme neatness and bright colors. Rules require shoes at doors and horse led, with frequent dusting and scrubbing. Tiny houses, canals, railings, bridges, and windmills painted in vivid hues create a stage like scene with elaborate decorations and miniature gardens.
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