First Greeley paper in the United States history
A lengthy excerpt reviews Horace Greeley as a presidential candidate and outlines Southern reactions and pro Greeley arguments. It quotes Republican, Democratic, and Ku Klux mentions, with warnings of Reconstruction politics and calls for restoration of rebel power.
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Debates on Johnson Grant Debt Reduction Compared
The Chicago Tribune is urged to prove its claim that Johnson reduced the public debt faster than Grant, citing Boutwell’s 1867 speech as authority. The piece argues the Tribune omits amounts paid for pensions and war costs and questions the claimed $1,066,000,000 reduction, noting official debt figures through 1868 show net increases and asking for precise reconciliation.
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Dentists and Dentistry Oddities of the Era
A miscellany on American dentistry cites 19 000 dentists, salt and mustard antidotes, chloral in cavities, and rubber dam donations. It mentions dental colleges, Maryland’s Baltimore college of dental surgery, and quirky anecdotes of patients, charges, and a lab accident with a vulcanizer.
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