Mountain Travels and Survey Notes in North Park Region
Surveyor and engineer profile in Greeley area detail to locate lands and define boundaries. Narrative includes Inman and Miller style descriptions, a trek through Trap Creek divides, lava plateau, snow fields, and a proposed road pass from Joe Wright Creek to North Park via a crater lake and a high volcanic ridge.
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Greeley
Abo
Abe
Trap Creek
Laramie
Great Nort Park
North Park
Medicine Bow Mountains
Middle
N&th Park
Joe Wright
Trap
Letter to the Children and Motherly Reflections
A reflective piece urges boys and girls to remember their babyhood and the sacrifices of mothers. It urges gratitude for mothers’ care, describes a day in a baby’s life, and exhorts children to help and value their mothers throughout growth and aging.
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Dean Litter
Mamma
Mamta
Papa
Mary
Katie
Northampton Journal
Greeley House Ad Lists Streets and Local Services
The notice describes a corner establishment near Maple and Madison with a depot reference and N M Boynton as proprietor. It includes a florist J Leavy on Main Street selling bedding plants bulbous roots asparagus roots tomato cabbage cauliflower celery plants and related goods.
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Main St
Grant and
Sherman Ste
Some Men's Ideal of a Wife in Phrenological Journal
Excerpt analyzes male fantasies of size and tenderness in wives, arguing many men seek a small, petting partner while larger men prefer the opposite. It cites Philoprogenitiveness and calls for healthier, full sized wives to bear and rear children, concluding with a critique of public institution cowardice by Samuel Miller.
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Phrenological Journal
The Hardest Trial to a Woman of Nervous Energy
An excerpt from Phrenological Journal on personal independence for women. It warns that daily social demands drain energy and urges women to avoid superficial favors, seek self sufficiency, and cultivate lofty moral attributes. It contrasts independence with trivial social pressures and urges growth apart from society.
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Phrenological Journal
Timely kerosene warning to readers on throat illnesses
We earnestly commend to readers who use kerosene a timely admonition found in an exchange. The note suggests many sore throats and other illnesses may result from improper kerosene use.
Survival of the fittest sparks calls to end medical aid
In an interview with M. Louis Langue, Lut the Sick Dir T discusses social Darwinism and argues against medical care for the weak. He cites Spartans and overpopulation, urging removal of doctors and hospitals to let only the strong survive, while noting debate on the theory’s acceptance. The piece also covers Catholic temperance activity and a New York distillery advertorial criticizing young men who drink or smoke.
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M. Louis Langue
Darwin
M. Langue
The
Guardian
Catholic Journal
San Francisco
United States
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Catholic Temperance Men
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Philadelphia Catholic Temperance
New York
J Era
America
Discipline and the need for firm study in education
John Stuart Mill argues that while making learning engaging is desirable, discipline and the ability to endure difficult tasks are essential. He contends that education should not rely solely on persuasion and easy tasks, as perseverance and rigorous learning remain crucial for genuine achievement.
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Seornd
John Stuart Mill
City warmer on average than country, Fines reports
Fines finds interior city shows higher mean annual temperature than country, with city highs in fall and winter lower and spring and summer higher. On clear days the city may see up to 15 Fahrenheit higher minimums than the country, which keeps the lower value. The annual max minus min difference is greater in the country than in the city. V Triimme.
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Fines
V. Triimme
Danger Signals on Life’s Pathway in Temperance Lesson
In a Temperance Banner exhortation, Edward Carswell compares railroad signals red green and white to life choices. The red signals danger and the green signals temptation to drink. the white light stands for safe conduct. He urges children to join the National Temperance Society boats to guide others back to safety.
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Celestial City
Templars
Band of Hope
Mr. Dodge
Bro. Stearns
National Temperance Society
Temperance Banner
Elation of Cuisine to Brain Work
The essay argues overeating harms mental work and stresses choosing high quality food in moderation. It asserts intellectual labor requires steady, well nourished energy, and warns against relying on crude or ignorant cooking. A scientific approach to cookery safeguards health and productivity.
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Turgot
Scott
Goethe
Amerton
Wine production in 1870 sparks moral lament in Advocate
The liquor Advocate notes 22,450,000 gallons of wine made in the United States in 1870 with an estimate that five or six million came from grape juice. The writer laments not knowing crimes attributed to winemakers and decries vice linked to the trade.
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United States
Fragmentary note on a deceased son and beverage prose
A garbled note mentions a dead son and a cola metaphor. The writer appears to express distress or a memorial sentiment with unclear intent and incomplete phrasing.
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Pioneer &Dole and Harness Shop
N.B
R. E. Hart
OLD Colony
Greele
Colorado
Pas Ee
R. Burchill
Walnut Street
J. Joyce
Maple Street
A. H. Boughton
Font Coulnts
Coromano
Larimer County
James
Justice of the Peace
EL A* and Real Estate Office
Main Street
Tes Barnum House
Spruce Street
Samuel Grastam
E. Marsh, M.D
Jefferson and
Ofice
J. M. Freeman
Oscar Eaton
U. S. Land
Pabor
Pabor & Allen
NOAA
Kh. Allen
Tae Witter Howe
Cononapo
Cachela
George Pyburn
Monroe Street
Inman
Palestine
Rome
Joaquin Miller
Harper's Magazine
DR. Law
Wwitrta M Stein
Male Street
Tribune
Greeley House
Maple and
N. M. Boynton
FL. Cnilds
Baxony
J. Leavy
Samuel Miller
Edward Carswell
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