A Voice from Salt River and Indian Legends Tale
A long letter from Salt River laments political delay under General Taylor and urges stiffer action, urging the editor to influence the administration. It also presents Major Jack Downing style legends and a lengthy tale of Jessie Rosso and Thomas Austin, detailing family secrets, murder, intrigue, and a perilous night in a northern overland journey with Coward the marketman and an uncle’s withheld support.
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Nat Oy Satav Rivin
Rees
Salt River
General Taylor
Washwand
Taylor
Mexico
Olka
Carer
Saylor
Muiqdover
Ict
Dil Jones
Union
Smith
Coward
Wat Coward
Walker
Lowe
Carter
Trott
Senate
Eirenia
Mr. Austin
Moiely
Jessie
Home Sickness Poem Fragment in Dialect
Fragmented verse expresses homesickness and longing for a father and homeland. The speaker pines for home while noting flowers decay away from birth place and a heavenly mansion beyond earth. Poem evokes longing, memory, and spiritual comfort as guidance.
Transfer of Vital Power in Youth and Age Connection
A letter cites Dr Copland on vitality transfer between young people and the elderly. A case notes a pale sickly child who declined after sleeping with an aged grandmother, improving only after separation and care. The quote discusses a “gradual blight” in youth linked to prolonged contact with aged kin.
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Runtler
Rosse
Jessie
Talien
Walker
Trott
Copland
Eich
Faniely
Mide Bader
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Taiou
Crater
Bill
Richie
Gineral
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Adpelation
Rcritter
Wilmot
Folkas
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Mazheork
Mississipi
Meni
Kino Daven
Thoris Austin
Jessie Rosso
Austin
Mr.Rossa
Thomas
Jassie
Thomas Austin
Joasie
Zee
Seth Dewis
Pick—Hibdla-Algor
Quittlain
Gonos
Nesean
Brigh
Fréderick
Mr. Rosse
Fred
Kank
Moe
Corpes
Goldstone Creek
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