On the Unveiling of the Lee Statue in New Orleans 1884
Poem praising Robert E Lee at the unveiling of a statue in New Orleans on February 22, 1884. It honors Lee as valiant leader and Christian model, calls for pride and remembrance, and envisions reconciliation of Blue and Gray as pipes of peace play on the memorial scene.
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Chew and Smoke in the Oak Leaf Opinion
An editorial urges chewing and smoking as status symbols, mocking attitudes toward consumption. It extols chewing with a quid, rolling tongue and cheek, and smoking to resemble wealth and social standing, ending with a call to smoke by all means.
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