Skyline Drive Offers Grand View Over Canon City
The Skyline Boulevard along the Hogback ridge is praised as one of the nation’s most beautiful drives near Canon City. Visitors can view the Kansas valley and Sand Creek, with Mt Grant and Freloat Peak in sight, while contrasting natural terrain with developed city suburbs. The piece urges locals to enjoy the route as warm weather returns.
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Kansas Valley
Lincoln Park
Fruitmere
Sand Creek
Osiac
Mt. Grant
Freloat Peak
Sand Creek Valley
Canon City
Rocky Mountain
Rain-in-the-Face’s Account of the Tragedy at Little Bighorn
Chief Gall led the soldiers in surrounding the troops and firing the last shots not realizing General Custer was present. Indigenous fighters, except Rain-in-the-Face, spoke reluctantly of their roles while on the warpath, with Rain-in-the-Face’s tale widely accepted as truth.
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Custer
Rain-in-the Face
Little Big Horn
Sitting Bull
Gall
Colorado Fishing Season Opens With Trout Restocking Effort
Colorado fishermen anticipate the opening of the season in early June. Beaver Creek is expected to yield good trout fishing aided by 75 000 fry released under Deputy Game and Fish Warden Givens. The Gunnison river system and western slope streams are stocked, inviting Canon and Fremont county residents to camp and fish along Tomeche and Gunnison.
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Colorado
Beaver Creek
Canon
Gunnison
Leadville
Fremont
Teller
Game and Fish
Givens
Florence
Gunnison River
Tomeche
Bryce argues US needs no navy to match Britain
James Bryce contends Great Britain lacks reasons to maintain a navy equal to two powers and that the United States with vast resources and production would win in conflict. He says invasion of America is unlikely, merchant fleets decide naval victory, and America’s supremacy comes from its revenues and inexhaustible resources.
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James Bryce
Great Britain
United States
America
Mr. Bryce
Uncle Sam
Bryce
Economy in Food Habits Challenge Appetite Theory
R. H. Chittenden argues in the October number that craving is habit driven not natural desire. He contends persistent eating patterns disturb physiology causing cravings for familiar foods even if harmful long term. The piece questions fully satisfying appetite as obedience to nature’s laws.
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R. H. Chittenden
Diet reform and health remedies in a late era notice
The excerpt argues diet should be based on reason not instinct, promoting temperance and an ideal diet that maintains health and strength. It then surveys peace prospects, naval and army funding, Russia’s reforms, and foreign loans, ending with a guaranteed pile cure claim for Paso Ointment.
Great American Novel ideas stir from Hall Caine remarks
Hall Caine rejects the notion of writing the great American novel saying American millionaires lack breadth for his task and Rockefeller names. He insists Americans, especially bankers and authors, capture wealth and social change. The American Bankers association pushes a rule to punish embezzlers by full restitution, not partial returns. A used Smith Premier is advertised at $65.
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Hall Caine
Uxi States
Wealth
Jon
Fussia
Javere
Mr. Caine
America
American Bankers’ Association
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Mme No Bank
M. Peabody
J.Q Ma
Donald
S.m Smith
Hall
F. J. Cheney, & Co
Tolero
Eckot
National Lead Company
10Th St
St. Louis, Mo
Fremont County Bank
Raynolds
R. 8. Lewis
F. A. Raynolds
T. B. Coulter
J. W. Canon
M. J. Evans
The
Citizens State Bank
Frank L. Fuith
Cannon L. W. Felter
W. H. Trout
Geo. W. Bethel
San Francisco
Opera House
Foley
Palace Drug Store
M. Witte
Russia
Strathmere Hotel
Palace Livery
Wm. T
Bridwell
Canon City, Colo
American Legion of Authors
Canon City Transfer, Coal & Storage Company
Bilve
G. T. Wood
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