Earl Douglass correspondence: miscellaneous, 1895

Letters to Earl Douglass received in January through May of 1895. Includes letters exchanged with a collection agency over a subscription for publications Douglass claimed never to have received; also letters from: L. Lorraine Hay of Hitchcock, S.D.; Walter Harvey Weed of the U.S. Geological Survey; Thomas A. Williams at South Dakota Agricultural College; Philip J. Maguire at Lincoln, Neb.; Cora Duffey at Chicago, Illinois, and Grovelake, Missouri; John A. Maguire at Salem, S.D.; Luther Foster at the Montana Agricultural College; Hiram G. Ballard at Creston, Illinois. Also an unsigned letter from a woman in Chicago (probably Cora Duffey) who advises him not to put women on a pedastel and worship them.