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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1901

Page

7

Grief of Confederate Remains in Federal Cemeteries

The article notes the US government regards Confederate dead buried in federal cemeteries as held in perpetual trust. Virginia Senator Pritchard plans to introduce a bill to transfer remains to Virginia soil or private custody, after two Philadelphia residents request burial in Hollywood Cemetery.

Washington, D. C Pritchard North Na Philadelphia Solhar T. Haley Virginia Oer Ashby Blythe Georgia Hollywood Matty Sewaird Senate Chamber

What the Eye Reveals and a Scots Farmer’s School Quiz

A compilation of eye lore linking eyelid coverage and pupil exposure to character and temperament, followed by humorous classroom episodes. anecdotes include a Sunday school scene where a teacher asks for a Bible verse and a Scots farmer testing pupils with a riddle about nothing.

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Seeing distance and a Civil War exchange at Appomattox

The article notes sight distance formulas for height above sea level with refraction caveats. It recalls General Wise at Appomattox asking Lee if surrender occurred and Lee telling him to wash his face. It adds a humorous language quip on export versus transported and remarks the Congo river as a wide waterway where ships may pass unseen.

Appomattox General Wise General Lee

A Chance For Life Promotes Golden Medical Discovery

An extended promotional piece asserts that Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery heals severe lung disease and consumption, citing personal testimonies from patients like Mrs. John Stireman and Mr. Brown. It promotes Dr. Pierce as a leading expert and offers free guidance via the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York.

Golden Medical Dr. Pierce Golden Seark Mia John Stireman Discreets Medical Association T. F. Brown Sands, Watauga Co N.C Dispensary Medical Association Pierce Jetter Fee Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute R. V. Pierce N. V Buffalo, N. Y

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