Oklahoma Boom and Doctor Critique Highlighted in Mixed Column
A reader denounces medical overreach while recounting Oklahoma land rush folly and ensuing disillusion. commentary on officials and alleged corruption follows. The piece references trials, local notices, and public warnings about health cures and land speculation amid a sprawling river of anecdotes.
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Oklahoma
Nile
Ltin
That Tired Feeling and Other Fragments
A stitched-together newspaper fragment compiles health claims for Hood's Sarsaparilla, notes on spring weakness, a Springfield prank offering a church prayer bounty, mixed political items, tax figures, and a humorous War Department impersonator incident in early 19th century style prose.
Safety Valve Stories and Public Notices Amid Turmoil
The column highlights exaggerated health claims for Dr. Pery Golden Medical Discovery and Dr. Colyer remedies, a divorce granted to Mrs Charlie England, political travel notes from Senator Harris and others, a postoffice access dispute in Washington, and a plug for Shiloh's Cure to stop a hacking cough, with brief local notices and ads interspersed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie England
Crofton
Anuk
Pros Colyer
Catwick
Drige Glory
Senator Harris
New York
Inter ‘State Commission
Hensly D. Richardson
Benton McMill Man
Washington
Mr. McMillan
Postoffice
My. McMillan
Mr. Wanamaker
McMillan
Harris
Protest Against Slander in Lincoln Biographies
In a May letter from General Kinky at Gallatin, Tennessee, he urges Memphis papers to publish a call for veterans to document Civil War actions at Fort Pillow and Jackson. He defends Forrest and condemns alleged prisoner killings as misrepresented in Lincoln biographies, promising to preserve statements until a forthcoming veterans meeting.
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Sam
Warner
Hawes Pound
Bhovinghaal
Jefferson County
Ilawen
Supreme Court
Green
East Tennessee
Memphis
Carnes
Grant
Fort Pillow
Abraham Lincoln
Forrest
Fort Pilelow
Port Pillow
Jackson
A. J. Smith
Pérrest
Tullahome
Sharpe
West Tennessee
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W St. Campbell
Roam NO
Hark Building
Kear
Johnson City, Tenn
J. A. Martin
Geo. P. Maupin
Johnson,gity
Tennessee
J. D. Hodgh
D. A. Patton
J.J. Ford
H. H. Crough
Ali
M. B. Miller
Andy
J. D. Crowell
B.S. Cox
Qa.h. Naff
Paschel Talley
J. L. Whitlow
S.C. Smith
J. F. Sharp
Garmeg. RI
Inthor Square
Johnson City
Asterers and
Kalsominers
E.D. Hodges
Painter & Plasterer
Hendrix
L.C. Berry
Ie. N. Keen
Kalsomining
P. Bolton
BROS
Dome
Soi
Les Peas
D. A. Weaver
Contractor & Builder
L.L. Pierce
Roan Mountain
J. A. Mongle
L. C. Allison
The
Oklahoma Boomerangers
Alexander Whaley
Boodler Dudley
Knoxville
Hae
Key
Tom Cald
Jack Prost
Fea
Ashrville
Ont
Wrytney Inns
AttaGnox
Bristol
Shiloh
Uer Dov
Pat Sme
Pat
Harrison
Carter Pe Harrison
Murfreesborough
United States
Middle District
Major Harrison
Stanton
War Department
Stranton
New York Sun
McFarland
Weller
Hood
Morristown Fire Company
Geo. H. Thayer
Bourbon, Ind
Bismark
Klatesman
Atkinson
Mopper
Boledation
Sarges
Woodwird
Milare
Tracy
Union Tom Works of
San Francisco
T. Granger Stewart
H. M
Scotland
University of Edingburg
Bright
G. Alfred Johnson
Cite
Sona of Veterans
Sonkof
E. J. Butler
Mountain City
Tens —Timahawk
Plain History
Bwilt
Georgia
Hugh L. Dennard
Houston County
Swift
America
Great Britain
M. H. Wiartos
Pastoral Baptist Church
Montgomery
Ala
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Springfield
Mass
White House
New Jersey
Capt. Smith
Bolivar
Union City
Middle
Emporia
Tull Okw Hotel Company
King's Springs
Carter Co
Inez Thursday
Marion County
Charles L. Earnest
Raby
A Crat
Secretary of War
Gen. Bennet
Cleveland
Baker
Nittlog
M.A. McFarland
Carter County