Osteopathy as a Profession and Grand Jury Indictments
A historical notice discusses osteopathy's standing, indictments for practicing without registration, and testimonials from patients and advocates. It cites the Tennessee College of Osteopathy as a leading southern institution and includes dates, places, and personal endorsements from Madisonville and Henderson figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins County
Jory
Lorenzo Dow
Court of Appeal
J. ¥. Clay
Henderson
Kentucky
8. C. Moore
Madisonville
John Long
Rarge
Osteopathy Cures Chronic Illnesses in Madisonville Notes
Madisonville Ky May 16 1899 patient credits Dr Ammerman and osteopathy with curing indigestion chronic side pain and general weakness after prior doctors failed. Attests to recovery after months of illness including typhoid fever and paralysis like decline. Seeks endorsement by printing personal testimonials and grand jury remark references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Funtin
Madisonville
B. Ross
Dra. Ammermin
Dra
Ammerman
Madisonville, Ky
John Long
W. A
For the Good of the Town
Editor Herald argues for a factory fund to spur local industry. He envisions oil, iron foundry, woolen mills, furniture works, ice plants, preserves and more, funded by yearly subscriptions and stock partnerships to employ workers and grow city prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia
Lund
O. P. Rutledge
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Gentle Relief
A faded ad fragment touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as gentle relief for headaches constipation and stomach issues. It contrasts with harsh drastic tonics and jalomel remedies, urging purchase at drug stores.
Four Candidates Loom for 1903 Arkansas Senate Race
The Rouxville Sentinel notes four potential candidates for the term expiring March 4, 1903: William B. Bate, Benton McMillan, James D. Richardson, and Robert L. Taylor. Health, Tennessee politics, House control, and public demand will shape their prospects as the senatorial race forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Termesser
William B. Bate
Benton McMillin
James D. Richardson
Robert L. Taylor
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Richardson
Bob
Taylor
Rouxville
Fragmentary note hints at pavement lifting mystery in town
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a round Peay area pavement incident and someone lifting a cone or part of it. It references possible meanings and a phrase about finding God, with unclear names or places. The passage is too distorted for precise attribution or outcome.
No Height to Ogliners and the Health Appeal
A short health ad extols women’s appeal tied to health. It claims weakness, constipation, and kidney trouble ruin appearance and temperament. Electric Bitters is advertised as a cure to regulate stomach, liver, and kidneys and purify blood, promising strong nerves and clear skin. Sold for four cents at a local drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolddge's Drugatore
Getting Ahead In Early American Farming
An English youth who arrived in America at age 14 started farm work for 67 per month. In two years he saved 2500 and married a capable girl. He rented land, expanded to stock, hired workers, and grew his farm into a prosperous home and enterprise worth at least 30,000.
Whee will the world be full
J Holt writes in SS con ee Tan ot hes tees full ter thirty years Hardeman Free Pro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Holt
Critics Clash Over Supreme Court Rulings and Imperial Policy
A wide range of opinion rails against the Supreme Court decision with fiery remarks by critics including Mr. Bryan. Chief Justice Fuller and Justice Harlan are cited as predicting drastic changes to constitutional liberty, while supporters defend anti imperialist stance and question political objectives of Bryan. The piece also notes local notices and forthcoming political rumblings around potential senatorial bids in Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Supreme Court
Puller
Harlan
Bryan
Justice Harlan
Slimpet
Suprem Court
Justice Fuller
Ati Hee Harlan
Republican
United States
Messrs. Fuller
Ths
W. J. Ryan
Hho
Dr Matthews Favors Shirt Waist Pledges Pulpit Appearance
Unclear text suggests Dr Matthews endorses wearing shirt waists and hints at a future pulpit appearance if a stated condition is met. The readable fragments mention attire and a potential public speaking engagement, but specifics and context are obscured by garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthews
Land Sale Decree Notice in Maury County Tennessee
Land sale under a 1901 decree in the Chancery Court at Columbia Tennessee to the highest bidder. Describes a tract in the 20th district of Maury County bounded by Knob Creek and Irvine lines with detailed metes and bounds, including landmarks, corners, and paths to the center of the stream, sold at the house door in Columbia per court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prate
Columbia
Folflows
Maury County
Beim
Phonine
Ovid
Knob Creek
Wool House
Themas Hommstowl
Cal Te—Hegioning Staw
Baten Winey
Charles
Rvine
Irvine
Urenebh
Franen
Ridue
G. Degrens
Irvinrs Corner
Tobe Timmons
Timmons
J. K
W.W. Gibbs Et al
American Phosphate Co
Chancery Court
Pennussee
BK. Bean
R . Irvine
Hetherford
Irvine Heires
Lewid Heles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tennessee College of Osteopathy
South
Arddress
S. T. Maxwell
Lee
Columbia, Tenn
Armmerman
T. C. Bryan
Ammermann
Emi
Grand Jury
Dra Amuerman
Mns
Machanville
May
Benderen
Amd Fur
Ammerm
Tennes
College Osteopathy
L. B. Hicks
C. Moore
A Yowder Mill & Sion
Tim
W. P. Woldridge
Memphis
Tenn
Joly
de Long Rive
Guv
Rice
Bate
Tam
Grove
Albany
Raymond L. Albers
Kes Vening
Em Nuel Kowhier
Staemente
Albers
Alpert Ailers
Iiter
Kohler
John St Koehler
Receper
Union City
Teno
Southwestern Kentucky Independent Telephone Company
West
Nattenfield
I Dodson
W. W. Gibbs
Witch
Contiema
Honestain
Aln. Akin
C&m
Chichester
Trgeote Chichaster Chemical
Madison Square
rerLa
Mewthee
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