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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1902
Page
8
A Union Market advertisement praises its meat as the best in the city with low prices. It promotes a refrigerator room and emphasizes expert meat cutters and service first class.
Rev. C. J. Budlong of Ashway R L extols Electric Bitters as a thorough medicine after long liver and stomach trouble. He claims they cured jaundice and fever issues and praises their overall effectiveness. Sold by druggists at 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
Pease Novelty Co offers sale or rental of typewriters and automatic machines with freight savings. Capo's Jeweler features custom wedding and birthday rings. C. A. Stevens resumes the old express business at the People’s Store. Dr. H. E. Crepin returns from California and resumes practice in the A. O. 1 WW building.
An old advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as an effective liver medicine from Bell’s pharmacy. It claims to cleanse the system of poisons and putrid matter gently and offers pleasant tonic effects.
D S Valencia relocates his carriage stand from West Congress Street to the corner of Congress and Stone avenues at Alex Rossi's saloon. He is reachable at all hours by calling 661 after one month.
Owing to preparations for a move to Congress street, harness saddles buggies and wagons will be sold at greatly reduced prices until September 1 by F. J. Villaescusa at 110 S. Meyer Street. Also notes a tonic claim and a Tucson delicatessen store inquiry.
The piece details Chinese inns with mud walls and beds, paper windows, and meals of rice and tea under the European plan. It highlights the cost, about five cents for lodging and food for a traveler plus two servants, and notes the rooms are cramped yet widely perceived as cheap and durable.
Don Carlos Palanca, a wealthy Manila trader, sent two $20,000 necklaces to Mrs. Weyler as a gesture to gain favor with General Weyler. She thanked him and chose to keep both necklaces, unable to decide between them.
A look at Bible inspired book titles noted by the Saturday Evening Post includes many direct verses such as The Wages of Sin The Crown of Life The White Winged titles The Prodigal and Resurrection among others reflecting terse expressive phrasing drawn from scripture.
The passage details shock symptoms after injury including pale face slow pulse and cold perspiration and outlines immediate treatment. Place the patient horizontal with head raised and administer stimulants such as hot whisky water if not head injury. Use warm compresses or hot water bags to maintain core warmth while avoiding burns.
If the liver is sluggish and bile flow deficient, apples or currants can act as appetizers. They supposedly stimulate digestion, improve absorption, and revive appetite. The apple is favored due to longer season and lower fiber waste than currants, which have about 414 percent fiber versus 315 percent in apples.
Teak wood endures due to a natural essential oil that prevents spikes and nails from rusting. This property, not found in other woods, helps teak ship beams stay sound for decades, with some vessels lasting ten years or more and beams remaining as solid as when first assembled.
The University of the South uses a moved hotel as its dormitory after a court battle preserved the structure. Dean Hoffman funded the project during a regional boom and the chancellor proposed relocating the hotel to Suwanee, but local injunctions kept it in place.
The article explains glacier formation requires both precipitation and low temperature. Without moisture, cold alone cannot form ice. Snow accumulates in valleys in high mountains, avalanches add to the load, and persistent snowfall exceeding melting creates pressure. Water infiltration and refreezing aid turning the accumulation into moving ice.
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