From Florida to Colorado in the Rocky Foothills
A first person narrative follows a trek to Boulder Colorado with notes on the mountains, cattle dairy work, and fever illness. The writer recounts frost, elk, and calf care, then details George Margaret and Justinian visiting to aid during illness. He describes eucalyptus fever remedies and the Denver mint’s ore observations, plus early Boulder County scenery and coal mine near Erie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Margaret
Jim
Justinian
East Indies
Dr. Goodman
Rio Grande Valley
Greeley
Jarvis
Rocky Mountain Jim
Gentlemyn George
Solon Robinson
Greeley Tribune
Boulder
Ter
Gold Hill
Colorado
Denver
Georgetown
Black Hawk
Ill
Brown University
Providence
R. I
Swansea
Wales
Hill
Boulder Canyon
Caribou
Kansas Pacific
Denver Pacific
Cheyenne
Janeion
Colorado Central
Hughes
Boulder Valley
Sandy Platte
Erie
Valmont
Boulder City
Boulder Creek
Boulder County Agricultural Society
Boulder County
Caribov
Julesburg
Union Pacific
Platte
Hampshire teacher elected to school committee long serving
In a Hampshire County town a experienced teacher was elected to the School Committee about a dozen years ago. Her work impressed officials, leading to repeated re elections and she remains in office today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampshire County
Mass
Tree Villages in the South Seas Island Group
Captain Simpson reports a British view of unique tree villages on Ixabel island in the Solomon group. Houses perch 80 to 160 feet above ground in straight tree trunks, with access by creeper ladders and defensive stone stores. Local practice centers on survival and raids, with villagers ready to strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Blanche
Solomon
Pacific Ocean
Ixabel Island
Does Civilization Make the Church Unnecessary
J F Clarke argues civilization increases wealth and luxuries yet fails to satisfy inner needs. He claims civilization creates class divisions and asserts the church unites humanity before God, fostering equality and fraternity essential for democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church
God
J. F. Clarke
Prophesied English Dominance and Language Drift
Alphonse de Candolle predicts that in 100 years English speakers will reach 860 million across the British Isles Australasia and the United States, while German and French speakers decline. He notes French drives out German in Switzerland and English overtakes French where both are understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse de Candolle
British Islands
Australasia
United States
Switzerland
England
America
France
Germany
Malik
Also Mentioned on This Page
di Joyce
Maple Street
Jay H. Boverwrtor
Notary Public
Laughton & Follett
Nathan Fouerr
Wyers, Real Estate & Loan Agents
Fort Cains
Fort Collins
OCK
Agricus Pahral
Larimer County
A. W. Fisk
James C. Scott
Itaw and Real Estate Office
Main Street
Fan Barnum House
Spruce Street
Samuel Graham
Ieee
Mac Smith
Florida
Africa
West Indies
Gimbert
Academy
Paris
Cape of Good Hope
Algeria
Pondouk
Algiers
Hamyrze
Constantina
Ben Machydlin
Ue de Consantine
Cuba
Department of the War
Snowy Mountains
Salt Lake
Snowy Range
Jefferson
Madison
JT. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
Coloado
U. S. Land
Poabor & Allen
Real Estate & Fire Insurance Agency
Denver Pacific Railway
Cache la Poudre Valley
Main St
Madison and
Jefferson Sts
George Pyburn
Monroe Street
F. Inman
Sir McPhail & Co's Pianos
Boston
P.O Box
Stein
Majle Etreet
Tribune
Reeley
Gernet
Maple
Madison Streets
N. M. Boynton
A. Ingallee
the Bank, Main Street
Greeley, Colorado
J. Leavy
Plorist
Grant and
Sherman Sts
EO. Pyburn, C.E
Ep Asant
Fr. L. Childs
Jefferson Avenue
Justice of the Peace and Conveyancer
Henry, Dd
Madison St
Main
Walnut
KK J. Percival
Walnut and
Pioneer Saddle and Harness Shop
N.B
R. E. Hart
O@LP COLONY
BE. Burchille
Walnut Street
South Sea Islands
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