New Era of Industrial Education for Women in Agriculture
The article argues that breadth and practicality in education should extend to women, advocating coeducation where feasible and advocating advanced agricultural and mechanic arts colleges. It cites German thinkers on female learning and stresses women’s vital role in rural labor and farm production, including dairy, fruits, and kitchen garden work, urging Americanization of schooling and recognition of women’s contributions to farm wealth.
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Niemeyer
Mechanic Arts
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Lamartine and His Italian Fisher Girl
A Weld County like satire on temperance battles gives way to Lamartine and Graziella. The narrator recalls a life filled with memory of love and loss, a fisherman’s son lamenting a missed embrace and a past tethered to a cross of remembrance. The piece blends local moral rhetoric with poetic reminiscence of Graziella and the Italian shore.
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Lamartine
Sublime Yosemite Vision Inspires Awe and Faith in Deity
In the Yosemite Valley the sublime landscape overpowers danger thoughts with a sense of divine temple grandeur. The observer resembles one in a cathedral of nature, with eternal domes and altars in the heavens, while the cataracts and towers speak of resurrection and life. The piece contrasts aesthetic theory with vivid natural reverence from St. Louis Globe. Camp reports cotton with formed bolls from Greenley area and prospects for an early planted crop. A Platte River bridge is planned at Green City, 27 miles below Greeley.
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Horace Greeley as the grand political choice and poetry
A passionate defense of Horace Greeley praising his vision and risk taking in politics. The piece likens Greeley to Shakespeare and urges voters to reject safety for bold leadership, quoting supporters from Golden Age and Beecher extracts and stressing cultural and national renewal.
From clay to sapphire the playful path of light
An inspiring description traces a single ounce of mud through natural fusion with heat and time. Clay yields a white earth, then porcelain, then a refined translucent form that splits light to reveal blue rays, a process culminating in sapphire.
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