Debated Saloons License Policy Faces Tucson Vote
Editorial and letter discuss high license vs prohibition in Tucson tied to morality and policing. Proponents warn of monopolies and municipal control while suggesting abolishing licenses or restricting liquor rooms with no chairs or gambling devices.
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United States
Arizona
Nave
Buehman
Mr. Nave
Tucson
Ariz
The
Citizen
Bonfort
Sefermere
Augean
Friends of
Law, Order
Frederick 5S
Nomination Filed For Pi District Attorney Post
The article notes Section 1065 of the Arizona civil code and Section 265 of the political code outlining vacancy conditions. It states Mr. W. F. Cooper has been nominated for the office of district attorney of Pi.
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Tucson
Florence
Pinal County
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Es Cooper
Ee County
Arizona
W. F. Cooper
Buffalo Bill Epic of the West praised by Tucson crowd
A Tucson audience extols William F. Cody as a genuine historian and patriot. They hail the Buffalo Bill show as a historical illustration that preserves Scotland’s epic valor and marks the West’s frontier triumph.
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Tucson
William F. Cody
Scotland
Scott
Buffalo Bill
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Homer
Walter Scott
Plante and Gravitation in Flower stalks
The text explains the gravitation sense in plants guiding growth. Narcissus stalks bend after budding to position flowers horizontally for insect visits and fertilization. The angle adjusts as the stalk responds to gravity to optimize flower exposure.
Goetic Debate Sparks Quiet Literary Exchange
In a promenade dialogue, Huxo and the Poets recount a discussion on German poetry. Victor Ifugo interjects with Goethe’s claimed apex Wallenstein, prompting correction that Wallenstein belongs to Schiller. The speaker admits unfamiliarity with the authors and reflects on understanding their spirit.
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Huxo
Yourgeneff
Victor Ifugo
Goethe
Wallenstein
Schiller
No definite outcome despite statistics in a grim medical quip
A patient asks a doctor about recovery, the doctor cites 99 deaths out of 100 cases, joking that the patient cannot die if he tries. The exchange mocks overconfident statistics and the limits of medical prognosis.
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Guy Bumbug
Painter and Plasterer Clash Over Paint Allocation
Dialogue reveals a quarrel where the painter claims Kay’s new house should receive the remaining paint himself. The plasterer asks if he actually did, and the painter confirms most paint was applied by the other party.
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Old Kay
New Cook-Five Minutes Versus Ten Minutes
A playful exchange features Mrs Newlywed judging boiled eggs while a new cook argues five minutes is enough. The banter ends with Mrs Newlywed insisting on ten minutes, reflecting kitchen trial humor from a New York source.
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New York
A Love Story Without Words From Distant Lands
A colonial miscellany describes Persian daily life with wells and tea sellers, notes Western views of Persian harems, and mentions photographers with royal infants. It adds language trivia about letter e frequencies in several languages and cites a sagacious bird in Mexico using telegraph poles as home and observatory.
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Persia
Turkey
Orient
New York Tribune
Mexico
Instinct of the Mudfish Reveals Nature’s Survival Strategy
The mudfish rolls into a mud ball as the dry season nears to escape extinction. It breathes with gills in water and uses lungs when enclosed in its mud cocoon, a remarkable adaptation attesting to nature’s provisions for survival.
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the Bear
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