Florence Stauffacher diary notes in colonial trek and dish
Florence Stauffacher describes daily life with the Masai and Kikuyu, church services, and fieldwork in East Africa. She chronicles trade, visits with Mr Hurlbert and the commissioner, camp life, flora and fauna, and letters home amid rain, meals, and rain-soaked treks.
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Naura
Hurlbert
Nakara
Gigai
British East Africa
Stauffacher
Letter from George L. Darin in San Francisco
Alfred and Mrs. Phelps receive a letter from their young friend George L. Darin now in San Francisco. He reports good health and steady work ahead despite a slow travel season and describes the local street scene and ongoing routines in the city.
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Marueave
Cora
Warren
Geneseo
Father
Mother Stauffacher
Lora
Uhen
Mitingit
Wwe
Goliver
Ros Bors
Avdi
Hurlbert
Satan
Maluogi
CoHyser
God
Collyer
John
Mulungtt
Alfred Phelps
George L. Darin
San Francisco
Dave
Dawn Tony
Berriae
Henry County
Fragmented Readable Fragments From An Untidy Verse Page
The readable lines mix memories of cold climates and old determinants with disjointed lines about winter and daily routines. The text interlaces images of snow, furnaces, and distant wells with stray phrases about families and towns.
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Florence
Mince Stauffacher
Joon
Felton
Bret Fe
Asucie
Reac
W Hurlbert
Stagg
Suprise
Harlbert
Tar Falls
Mer
Bet En Weber
Wms
Aus
Ridter
Bes
John Ail Tees
Suche Somels
Big A
Alx
Mrs. Evans
Cniun Special
Emon
Willim McNeil
Prophetstown
Jacobs
MicNeil
Union
Heyr
Uae
Awworth
Majestic Range
Theo. Becker
Illinois
Intel
Rink Prairie
Geras
Sepplemen
Ovnter
bRospees