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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1902

Page

7

Wonderful Broeck Town of Extreme Cleanliness and Color

Public Opinion describes Broeck in northern Holland as a meticulously clean, brightly colored town with sky blue fences rose painted doors and brick streets. rules require shoes at doors no carriages and residents to pick up leaves and dust shoes far from the village while workers blow dust from bricks. homes feature tiny rooms and miniature gardens with colored bridges and canals.

Holland Kingpm Broeck

Fatal Discoveries Hidden with their Inventor Victims

A London Tit-Bits report recounts scientists whose secrets vanished with their deaths. Fulminite promised triple rifle range, but laboratory explosions killed Sawbridge. Italian priest Taranti died from pigment toxins while guarding stained glass methods. a Scottish billiard-ball maker perished before revealing his composition. Dr. Herbert Franklin died in a lab fire after color photography secret remained unsolved. Adams of Tallium fame died in an asylum, preserving no usable record of his process.

Europe Exeter Sawbridge Luigi Taranti Taranti Ostia Rome Italy Hhis Herbert Franklin Chicago Adams America London

Yosemite Shower Bath Ends Traveler's Dreadful Fall

A narrator recalls a perilous attempt to descend a sheer Yosemite fall in a bathing suit as a gusty spray and roaring water flung a climber off the talus. The rescued man, bleeding and dazed, cried to return home to New England, while companions guided him away from the dangerous site.

Yosemite New England Yosemite Valley

Natural History Facts From A Curious Era

Ostriches live about sixty years and the mandarin duck is praised as a beautiful aquatic bird. The codl swallows moving objects, an eel has two hearts beating at 60 and 160 times per minute, and a ladybird travels vast distances in an hour. Ravens are cosmopolitan birds found worldwide. Only one reptile, the flying dragon, can glide without real wings. The house fly notes F by vibrating at 335 times per second while the honey bee sounds A with 440 wing vibrations per second.

East Indies

First Analysis of Aerolites and Meteoric Stones

In 1796 a fifty six pound stone shown in London was claimed to have fallen in Yorkshire last December. Sir Joseph Banks noted the York stone resembled a Siena stone also said to have fallen from the sky. A few years later reports of stones near Benares led to chemical tests showing identical composition and reducing incredulity about meteor origin.

London Yorkshire Joseph Banks Royal Society Siena Italy Benares Hindustan

Believes In the Theory on Words That Affect Us

A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote discusses the notion that words could influence us like colors. The speaker admits uncertainty about colors but notes a strong reaction when hearing line is busy, illustrating tongue in cheek skepticism about linguistic impact.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Stale Bread Lesson Leads to Witty Remark

A Detroit Free Press item recounts a Swedish maid learning English with a lesson on bread. The mistress tells her stale means lost freshness, not old, and the maid recalls it. Later she overhears a confidant joke about her husband's age and “stale” husband.

Detroit Free Press

Fight brewing as bystanders deny any violence

A Chicago Post note recalls a tense doorway scene where Irishmen clash claims no fight is happening though a fight is imminent. Moody confronts Miss Cooley in a fatal ultimatum framed by a blunt reply about self preservation.

Moody Miss Cooley Philadelphia Press

Inconsistent Talk Circles From City Papers

A Detroit Free Press quip notes the buyer praising a horse with sarcasm while a Chicago News item mockingly contrasts a man’s claim about a woman’s fidelity with his anger when proven wrong. The exchange reflects satirical views on horses and relationships.

Secure Mules Offered by CHAS A HOFF Secretary

To buy some good medium sized mules, CHAS A HOFF, Secretary, provides contact at Tel 161 and address 28 South Stone Avenue for purchases.

Chas. A. Hoff S. Stone Avenue

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