Immortality in Emersons Lecture on Immortality
The excerpt surveys how early life fixates on burial while Christianity shifts views, then argues immortality is an intellectual and moral pursuit. It cites Goethe, Marcus Antonius, Plutarch, Montesquieu, Franklin, and others to claim immortality arises from active thought and virtuous living, not mere tradition. The text suggests individual soul fate relies on personal insight and sustained pursuit beyond death.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Bonaparte
Michael Angelo
Schiller
Goethe
Marcus Antonius
Plutarch
Montesquieu
Franklin
Desertlike Colorado soil prompts talk of lawn plantings and shade
A Greeley Tribune correspondent laments Colorado’s barren soil and urges planting Kentucky bluegrass for shade, lawns, and hedges. He argues future travelers will prize green spaces around homes and parks, noting limestone soils suit bluegrass where snow is light.
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Greeley Tribune
Colorado
Verdare
Woodbine
Upon & M
Kentucky
Ecioboe
The Egyptian Preacher Writes Home on Colony Life
A letter from the Egyptian preacher laments colony life and corn shortages, argues contracts drive the nation, and contrasts hogs bacon and beef with postures of piety. He reflects on education, misers, and the need for preachers amid rough frontier conditions. He notes trade, family needs, and the hope of Harps in heaven.
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Greeley Trumne
Seed to transform parks into green lakeside plains
J Max Clark argues for sowing grass seed along ditches and water edges to create a dense turf that can withstand drought and frost. He envisions parks swelling with fresh grass reaching the water, turning lakes into expansive green spaces despite limited moisture. He invites others to join in sowing seed in winter.
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Tam
J. Max.clark
The Sugar Maple Propagation Experience in Ohio
A Juiestown, Ohio expert shares decades of maple sugar production from small nursery trees versus large forest trees. He cites transplanted maples thirty-three and fifteen years ago showing strong growth, and twenty-three year old slips now thriving, arguing small stock can outperform large trees for clonal planting.
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Juiestown
Ohio
Lark
Best Size and Age for Transplanting a Small Tree
A thrifty young tree about four feet high and two tines grown is ideal for transplanting. It can be moved in autumn or spring as suitable, but in spring only after sap flow has stopped.
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Louis Whipple
Ractor & Builder
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Joe & Madison
Inman’s
Rank M. Babcogce
Jorney and
Office Colony
Oley
Harvey Townsend
Spenter & Stair
Walnut
Park
Richard Burke
Greeley Land
Co. W
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Dill Ita
Levy
Feed & Sale Stable
B. F. Pinneo
Jenry & Hancock
Mtkixi
R. J. B. Barclay
Greeley
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Drage & Commission
L. Hannassimces
O St
FS. Ringer
Rness & Saddles
Main St
Colerate
Pet
Hilds
Pbeston
Peoples’ Restaurant
Rat ‘Hed
Maple St. Gresley
SK. Thompson
Igson
Madison
Burchill, Ainter
Hriis
Talbot
Perkin’ Purnitere
Kenti
Uky
Burruno Raxen
Samuel
Mats Smeer
Gureney, Cole
Tyffanyy
Stewartp Stove
Dr. Tuttle
Brug
Loyal
Nye
Pres
Fen Stites
Forwarding & Commission CO
Newexrico
Arizona
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Greeley Land and Labor Exchange
Tribune
Greeley Colorado
First National Bank of Denver
United States
Colorado Furniture Store
Sinborns
Maple St
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Philadelphia
ST. Louis
Missouri River
Eubole
SAP
Denves
Hotel de Comfort
Morris
Sieeley
Col
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Wihotesane
Hamber Seta
Partor Salis
Haan
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New Breck
Lam Arena
Trimmer
Maater Mechani¢y
Adis
A. Dow, & Co
Greeley, Col
Navy
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Cheyenne
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