schweitzer

Albert Schweitzer examined over 10,000 traditionally-living natives in Gabon (West Africa) in 1913 and did not find cancer.

Even Albert Schweitzer by the end had lost hope that it could survive at all without constant intervention.

Mary Schweitzer extracting collagen, haemoglobin, elastin, laminin from 80 million year old Hadrosaur and verifying it.

Captain Ashby and Captain Schweitzer were put on trial … and found not guilty of involuntary manslaughter and negligent homicide.

Interesting read, I wonder why Marianne Schweitzer extracted what interested her in Melita Maschmann's letters then destroyed them.

The interface led Callie Schweitzer to think the photo was public.

Albert Schweitzer was once asked why he was OK with witch-doctors (as they were called then) practising outside his hospital, and he said they treated the stuff they could and sent the serious cases to him.

All of them had something that would require canceling at this very moment - Washington had dentures made of slaves' teeth, Edison stole inventions and electrocuted elephants, Schweitzer believed that black people were inferior and so on.

To answer your question of motivation/appeal to know more about your grandparents' parents (and beyond), here is one data point - I grew up hearing that my mother was related to the Alsatian polymath Albert Schweitzer (1) and I've wanted to see exactly how we are related.

Reminds me of that quote attributed to Albert Schweitzer: >"Man has lost the capacity to foresee and to forestall.

Peter Schweitzer’s book “Throw all of them out” details them.

> “The potential for weirdos is too great, and $20 or $30 simply isn’t worth it,” says Julia Schweitzer, a Brooklyn-based startup employee who works remotely.

"One benefit of being the last one standing is that when competitors close, Schweitzer won much of their business, he says." --quote from OA I have noticed this with electric organs (Hammond &c), (mechanical) pianos, film camera repair, vintage car maintenance.

Mary Schweitzer, an evolutionist, not a creationist, and can be found here along with photographs.

A valuable lesson from Callie Schweitzer: Do whatever you want with whatever you find.

Kaye, Gary Gaugler and Zbigniew Sawlowicz found that Schweitzer's samples(The T-Rex soft tissue you mention) contained framboids, and the apparent soft tissue was essentially pond scum.