Frank James recalls Centralia fight in Missouri Civil War tale
Frank James revisits the Centralia engagement in Missouri, recounting the 1864 assault on Union troops led by Major A. W. B. Johnson. He details the uphill charge, the massacre likened to Thermopylae, and the aftermath, including grave sites at Pleasant Grove and reflections on war and vengeance.
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Centralia Toone County
A. W. B. Johnson
Thirty-ninth Missouri Infantry
Bill Anderson
Eure Todd
Frank James
Centralia
L. Garrard
Hayrick
Mr. James
Brat
Goslin's Lane
Columbia
Rocheport
Goshon
Perche Hilla
George Todd
Anderson
James
Kansas Jayhawkers
Young's Creek
M. G. Singleton
Todd
Captain Todd
Dave Pool
Wood
Tuck Hill
Jee Emery
Bill Stuart
John Pool
Payton Dong
Zech Sutherland
Swoothorn
Pool
Vpoolamb
Jamen
John Roger
Frank Shepherd
Shepherd
Kinney
Texas
Frank
Tom
Sturgeon
Blackhouse
Arch Clemente
Glasgow
Jesse James
Carroll County
Jesse
Johnson
Adam Rodemyre
Centralia Guard
Pleasant Grove
Silver Farm
Rank” Williams
Gulf
William KR. Jennings
Mr. Jennings
Mr. Janes
Machath
Ewing
Tamglad
Brigham
Ondler
Missouri
Jackson County
Shaw's
St. Louis
Jamey
Marquette Richards
John Marquette
Arch Clmenta
Missouri River
Blood and
Pranklin
Teno
Theodore Varter
Kodo Dyspepsia Cure Advertised
An advertisement touts Kodo Dyspepsia Cure from Hivane Pharmacy claiming relief and radical cure for stomach troubles despite widespread digestive discomfort in America.
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America
Confession on Mount Airy Porch About Unmailed Letters
A Mount Airy resident recalls discovering a stash of unmailed letters from last year kept in a light overcoat. He admitted to mailing none of them and later informed about twenty recipients, explaining the situation to clear the air. He now carries letters to mail directly to a box.
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Mount Airy
Spruce Street
Ming
Lacis
Dean
Av Lernon
Tennessee
Orr Cotton Mill
Portland
Vis
Buainese
C. D. Anderson
Mother saves life with medicine claim
A mother recounts how Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved her daughter from fatal dysentery last summer. She urges other mothers to use the remedy and warns against counterfeit salves. The piece notes local druggist advertisements and a quip about old bachelors and women’s topguns.
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Paneita
Chamberlain
Mrs. Gso
Liberty
Hill-Orr Drug.Co
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