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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1902

Page

7

Woman's Kaffeklatch Club President Cured by Vegetable Compound

Mary Wess of Menasha Wisconsin writes that after severe inflammation of the womb following a menstrual illness she was cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She recounts years of suffering ending with nine weeks of treatment and health restored. A $5000 forfeit asserts genuineness of the letter.

May Webb Woman's Kaffeklatch Club Menasha Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Mrs. Pinkham Lydia E. Ppinkham Mary Wess

Grewsome Manassas Tale of a Boy and a Dying Gift

A Confederate veteran recalls the Second Battle of Manassas and a dying boy who pleads for water. The boy asks the veteran to keep his purple fez as a token, while the veteran keeps a red fez as a memento before marching off.

Grewsome Mananssas Canal Street Manassas New York Zouaves Hood Dave New Orleans Times-Democrat Germany

General Lee Told Wise to Wash Face After Surrender

A wartime vignette recalls General Wise rider splashed with mud asking Lee about his surrender. Lee calmly replies Wash your face. The extract contrasts a sharp personal moment with a church and bookish humor from Macmillan's Magazine notes.

Appomattox General Wise General Lee

Henry IX Preference Echoed in Privy Council Decision

Edward VII wished to reign under his second baptismal name while his great-uncle William Henry would have preferred Henry IX. The Privy Council chose William IV to avoid sparking public superstition tied to a prophecy that Henry IX would destroy bishops and hells.

Edward VII England William Henry Henry IX Cardinal of York Privy Council William IV Helen Lloyd Henry the Eighth Henry the Ninth Bishops

Fragmentary note on indorsements and pills

A damaged OCR fragment mentions DeWitts Risers for conte liver and references indorsements with names Heinze and Bell. The text is garbled and offers no clear event, date, or verifiable details beyond product and a few proper nouns.

Conteliver Indorse Wen Heinze Quincy Bell & Some

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