Photographer Schlecten of Montana Nature Studies
The article profiles Albert Schlechten, a Montana photographer famed for mountain scenery and wildlife images. It details his rugged methods, long expeditions with Brookings, and patient craft drawing from remote Gallatin and Bozeman areas. His work spans over a decade, employing pack horses, cameras, and a focus on nature over portraiture.
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Czeman
Det
Albert Schleuten
Schlecten
Boseman
Ile
Montana
Samy
Weil
Mt. Schlecte
Boveman
Fout
A Hymn to Rabbit Hunting from the New York Sun
The piece extols rabbit hunting as a sport, praising dogs and ferrets, skillful shooting, and the forests and fields of New Jersey and Westchester as rich rabbit habitats. It emphasizes patience, marksmanship, and respect for the quarry, noting dogs’ and hunters’ roles in the field and the necessity of proper training and timing.
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Letore
Bac
Ama
Meswine
Wanda
New Jersey
Palisades
Hudson Throne
Westchester
New York
Caroweh
Foxhound Chase Through Frouty Woods With Tri Portunata Music
A vivid scene unfolds as a foxhound hunt moves through the woods at night. The music from Tri Portunata and the sport's erratic chase mix with the beagle's track, creating a tense, almost ceremonial atmosphere that captures the tension and passion of those who relish the chase yet fear the outcome.
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Heynard
Reynard
The First Christmas Song in Echoes of Ages
A fragmentary chant on Christmas carols and heavenly choirs, recalling a babe and peace on earth. The piece evokes arched echoes and timeless reverence, blending dawn and starry night with a chorus of hopeful voices.
Nighttime Nativity Verse Fragments From Margaret Sangater
A fragmented Christmas poem depicts wise men journeying east toward Bethlehem with starry guidance and a newborn Christ child. The piece evokes worship, gifts, and reverence as it asks what gifts modern readers bring to the Christ child.
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Bethlehen
Margaret EL Sangater
Remarkable London Christmas Day Fox in 1860 Record
The account recalls a rare Christmas 1860 in London marked by a heavy fog and unusually severe cold. It notes a record heavy London fox event on December 22 with 30 lives lost and over 20 sudden cases, followed by a dramatic shift in public mood by December 26. It mentions Queen Victoria and Prince of Wales as notable figures during that era.
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London
IAM
Scotland
Willan Makepeace
Thickeris
Prince of Wales
Edward
Earthquake ruins voyage dream as man endures long wait
An erratic, fragmentary narration recalls a traveler felled by an earthquake, canceling a vacation and trapping hopes in a bleak period of longing. The text wanders through memories of San Francisco, New York, and distant kin, with a chorus of longing for home and solace.
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Ahly
Bethe
Hennessy Elon
Darius Ute
bin Sult Lang
San Praneisen
China
Wreugh
Erieved
New York
Nat Simwer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sehledten
Toveh
Jack Brookings
Brookings
Mr. Schlecten
Rezeman
Sehjectan
Ayer
Schiecten
Gallatin
Fehleeten
Wei Benya Cencamer
Soneeted
Albert Schleclén
Nature
Rocky Mountains
New York Sun
Trix
Ty Arthur J. Murnicw
Gracias
Cleap
Strane
Bing
Chirtatmas
Sona
Trevor Sient
Earth of Sun Witterness Evermore
Bown
Ugey Lias
Ae Nent
Desseil
Christ
Palendarn
Anya
Mhandiercheta
Falty Taney
Ey Warkey
Diatsons
Priza
Dover
Tord
Berne
Peter
Foy Howe
Toyo
Tzabeth Stuart
Chance
Tae
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