Osteopathy Versus Medicine Debate Sparks Medical Clash
W Ammerman argues against uniting osteopathy with drug medicine, praising osteopathy’s drug-free approach. Drs Ruth, Bertays, and Oppermann are cited warning of polypharmacy and endorsing a complete shift to anatomy based practice. The piece critiques vaccination and chemical cures, urging readers to consider true healing approaches. The Tennessee College of Osteopathy catalog is announced.
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W. Ammerman
D. C
Alupathy
Hotleopathy
Bertays
Ruth
Philadelphia
Rosh
Win. Osen
John Hopkins University
A. Oppermann
Theo
Franklin
Pratt
Chicago
United
Iain
Political scraps on Tennessee gubernatorial race and figures
Union City judge Swiggart announces active statewide campaign for governor, naming James Frazier as his only rival. He predicts sweeping West Tennessee wins and marks Middle Tennessee as the decisive battleground. Ex Gov Taylor claims to be out of politics, while observers speculate on a possible return to contest Senator Bate’s successor, with Bob Jones appearing to eye the seat.
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Judge Swiggart
Union City
James Frazier
Chattanonge
Judge Ferris
West Tennessee
Middle Tenneson
Frazier
Taylor
Bate
Twentieth Century Medicine Focuses on Candy Cathartic
An advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as superior to ancient pills and liquids, claiming modern efficacy like electric light versus a tallow candle. It notes genuine stamped C C C, never sold in bulk, and lists druggists offering at 10 cents.
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C.C.C
Wishing by Jon G Saxe a hopeful poem on virtue
A historical verse expressing longing for universal virtue and harmony. The speaker wishes sympathy love and truth to prevail while scorn jealousy hatred and betrayal fade. It envisions parsons consistent with teaching, faithful couples, and enduring happiness blessed by God.
Capt. A B Lucas Visits Huntsville Oil Prospects
Captain A B Lucas arrived in Madison County Alabama to inspect local oil prospects prompting interest among explorers and prospects in the Huntsville area during July.
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Lucas
Alabama
Huntsville
Ala
A.B. Lucas
Beaumont of
King
Madison County
Pardoned Young Convict Jim Copeland in Tennessee
Gov Mee Millin issues clemency for Jim Copeland a thirteen year old condemned for manslaughter after firing a gun thinking it unloaded in Gibson County Tennessee The pardon ends a two year sentence and the boy’s fate is changed by executive action.
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Kvile
Tenn
Mee Millin
Jim Copeland
Gibon County
Former Gov Bob Taylor in Memphis on Confederate reunion trail
In Memphis Taylor and Hanna arrive en route to Brownsville for Haywood County Confederate reunion. Taylor would not rule out future politics, saying he is out of politics unless the people demand otherwise. Hanna asserts Taylor’s candidacy remains likely and discusses Nashville conference with Richardson and Cormack as casual.
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Memphis
Bob Taylor
Ho A. Hanna
Brownsville
Haywood County
Taylor
William B. Ele
Ele
Col. Hanna
Ridney
Nashville
Cormack
James DD. Richardson
Latrobe Steel Abandons Plan To Bring Colored Laborers
Chicago reports General Manager Aertson says Latrobe Steel and Coupler Works will not move Colored laborers to Melrose Park. Workers sat in cars near La Grange while Melrose Park citizens urged them to return to Alabama. Armed men awaited their arrival and refused boarding.
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Chicago
Aertson
Latrobe Steel & Coupler
Melrose Park
Alabama
la Grange
First Day of Home Steader Registration Reaches 167 006
July 26 Reno O Tola the first day of registration for homesteaders. In sixteen days the town has hosted about 150 000 strangers. The crowd is thinning as registration closed at six. The total registration for both districts stood at 167 006.
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Fl Reno
Wen
Working 24 Hours a Day with Dr King’s Pills
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as tirelessly active and free of rent for workers. It claims to banish jaundice fever malaria sick headache biliousness and help with weak digestion. The pills are described as small tasty and effective, priced at 2 cents at W P Woldridge’s.
Campaign to close saloons sparks Maury county fight
The temperance forces in Columbia escalate the battle against saloons, signaling a broad mobilization. Reports note rising interest and promise strong action in Mt. Pleasant as reflected in local chatter and the Mt. Pleasant Chronicle.
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Maury County
Columbia
Mt. Pleasant
Arnica Salve Promises Pain Relief Across Ills
A patient from Hillsborough writes HL Kobin claiming severe corn pain left him nearly unable to walk. He credits Hucksen's Arnica Salve with complete cure, claiming relief from bruises and skin ailments. The notice guarantees by W. PL Woldriffe Hoente.
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HL Kobineen
Hillsborough
Hucksen
Cole
Ores
Bartie
W. PL
Woldriffe Hoente
Mother's Bleeding Heart Letter From Gallatin 1001
Cornelia J. Satterfield writes to friends and Harding’s friends in Maury about the death of her son Harding. She recalls his last days, his hope to visit home, and the deep grief of a mother in a silent city of the bed. Neighbors offered comfort but she seeks prayers and divine solace. Take the Herald for all the news.
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Gallatin
Harding
du Maury
Ehen
Eaddie
Cornelia J. Satterfield
Deplorable Accident Injures Pickens and Orr
Special to the Herald from Campbell's Station July 29 says Bruce Pickens and Miss Orr of Mooresville were thrown from a buggy when a frightened horse caused a crash returning from church. Pickens fractured skull and is not expected to survive. Orr is gravely injured but some hope remains for her recovery.
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Herald Campbell
Bruce Pickens
Miss Orr
Mooresville
Pickens
Relief After Drought Breaks in Corn Belt
Washington reports crop belt of the Southweast Midwest after forty days of drouth, copious showers help wheat and corn. Cooler temperatures reduce heat distress and yield losses as rains continue, bringing relief to farmers.
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Washington
Drouth
Uncalled For Letters Advertised in Town
A list of names remains for week ending July 1 190, May. Letters for Saw Leftwich Rey Geo Clark Sam May John N Stand Bryant Mays Jamoa Davis Sol Miller HM Denton JE McMicheal Dogger James Moss Lizzie Lener Wotth Maggie Faror ANbie Rice Pheby Farrout Henry Roberta AD Foster Geo Stuard Walter Holt RB thomas Misa May House Katie Thomas Miss Wile James Allen Tucker LW Jon Mise Edde Webb Dr LA Kelley WoW William Mr Kemp Moenrietta Williamson Walter Landres Mary Winnfield Jack Partiew calls for the above letters to be advertised. Advertising letters due one cent. U P Fantos P M.
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Saw Leftwich
Rey Geo Clark
Sam
MayJohn N. Stand Bryant
Sam's Mays
Jamoa Davis
Sol
Eo) Miller
HM Denton
JE McMicheal
Mr. Dogger
James Moss
Lizzie
Ilso
Lener Wotth
Maggie Faror
Anbie Rice Pheby Farrout
Henry Roberta
AD. Foster
Geo Stuard
Walter Holt
RB ‘Thomas
Misa May House
Katie Thomas
Wile James
Allen Tucker
LW Jon
Mise Edde Webb
Dr LA Kelley
Wow William
Mr Kemp Moenrietta Williamson
Walter Landres
Mary Winnfield
Jack Partiew
U.P
The Steel Strikers Editorial on Labor and Trust Power
Lincoln Nab July 26 1870s edition reflects a leading editorial defending labor organizing for protection while urging restraint from violence. It questions labor’s ties to trusts and warns that strikes threatening factory shutdowns may push workers toward rival firms, risking broader economic disruption.
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Lincoln
Nab
Heyalin bin
States Steel Corporation
Bryan
Cannes
Health Cure Trial Promises Relief from Grippe
A reader, Chas Applewal of Alexandera Florida, shares a testimonial about severe consumption previously, claims relief after using King’s New Cure medicines. The note mentions coughing, bowel distress, and successful recovery, with a free trial offer at W P B Worilridge’s drug store.
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Sire
Chas
Applewal
Alexandera
King's
W. PB. Woilridge
Weather drouth eases. heavy rains hit several states
Weather Bureau reports a shift as rainfall arrives in western Kansas, western Nebraska, southwestern Missouri, central Iowa, Kansas, and parts of Oklahoma. Northwestern Mississippi records the heaviest rain of the year, easing prior drought conditions cited by IW Sow of the Chicago Board of Trade.
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Washington
Weeter
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Lows
Kanaas
Oklahoma
Weather Bureau
Northwestern
Miss 'Rn
Chicago
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