Veterans 10 Meet on Battlereld Veterans 10 Meet on Battlereld
Gettysburg July reunion draws 40000 Civil War veterans from north and south to the field of ceremony and friendship..state and federal groups fund camps and meals while ages range from fourteen to seventeen years at the time of fighting, now about sixty eight on average.
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Gettysburg
Edward
Clark
Ashington
Fort Sumter
United States
Union
North
South
Pennsylvania
Fife and Drum Corps
Congress
the Union
Vicksburg
Mississippi
James B Aleshire
United States Army
Henry G. Sharpe
Texas
Gettysburg Veterans Return for 50th Anniversary Reunion
The Gettysburg reunion plans detail care for 40,000 veterans from north and south with 5,000 tents, field bakeries, and 400 ranges. Pennsylvania leads a large hospitality effort including hospitals, central camps No. 1 and No. 2, and memorials across the battlefield with restored roads and markers.
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Gettysburg
National Park
United States
Pennsylvania
Congress
Secretary of War
The Oldest Known Human Jaw Discovery
In October 1907 a lower human jaw was found in deposits attributed to the early Pleistocene or late Pliocene. If validated, it would be older than Neanderthal and Spy finds, potentially the oldest human remains. The jaw lacks a chin, shows teeth within modern variation, and includes well preserved canines.
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Neanderthal
Spy
Kirby Bros Funeral Directors Lady Attendant
Kirby Bros funeral directors announce availability of a lady attendant for arrangements and burials. Contact phone number 1103 for consultations and service details.
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Kirby Bros
First Rate Pianist Praised by Host at Burnham Inn
After a snowy road drive to the Burnham Inn the pianist received high praise from host Mr. Burnham for his performance. The host credited the instrument, noting its sturdy build and possible credit to its maker alongside the pianist’s skill and speed. Also included is a report on Mon s Devaux Charbonnel photographing syllables via a Blondel oscilloscope, revealing 30 to 40 vibrations per syllable and potential telephony insights.
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Burnham Inn
Mr. Burnham
Mons
Devaux-Charbonnel
Gossip as Citizenry in Shakespearean and Modern Life
The passage argues men gossip as much as women, citing Shakespeare’s dames as rumor personifications. It notes clubs, hotels, theaters, and grocery stores teem with chatter, claiming women’s clubs lag behind men in relentless reputation dissecting and tittle tattle at political headquarters.
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Mrs. Hilbert
Fleetwood
Lydia E. Pinkham
Epward B. Hinl
BERT
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Little Round Top
Oak Ridge
Cemetery Hill
Culp’s Hill
Rock Creek
Stone Wall
Pickett
Longstreet
Meade
Lee
Earankin
W. S. Hinch
Indianapolis
Indiana
Porter & Porter
Chas & Sanborn’s
New York
Entral Lines
Boston
Niagara Falls
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence River
Adirondack Mountains
New England
Porter & Porters Grocery
West Side Square
Anna Wheeldon
Kal-A-Val
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