Ladysmith Natal A Town With War’s Shadow and History
Ladysmith in Natal is described as an important town perched in a wool belt with a bracing highland climate. The text recounts its origin linked to Sir Harry Smith and his wife, its geography by the Kip river, and its role as a commercial hub for Durban trade. It notes public buildings, a Doric town hall with a clock tower, a prison, post office, library, courthouse, churches, and the impact of General White’s camp life on beauty and infrastructure.
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Gadysmith
Natal
General White
South Africa
Kimberley
Durban
Ladysmith
Sir Harry Smith
Sir Harry
Ladysmith Inere
Sir Harrymith
Kip
West India Islands
Lady‘smith
Free State
Newcastle
Nek
White
Estcourt
Ameri
Resignation of a Civil War Soldier Poem
Found under a hospital pil low the dying soldier writes lines about rest and faith as the summons home comes. The poem reflects endurance, devotion, and the banner of God guiding through hardship with both stripes and stars.
The Oriental Mind and Self Government Lesson
A discussion contrasts the Oriental mind with American governance urging practical lessons over proclamations. A tale by Prof. Walter P. Jenney illustrates how a Chinese cook learns from visual cues, linking pictures to contents and finally saying Tomatee and Peachee.
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Beveridge
Walter P. Jenney
Rocky Mountain
Prof
Jenney
John
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