Solitude and Intellectual Work in historical study reflections
A dated exploration links solitude to creative progress with quotes from Ebera and references to Kant Helmholtz and Liebig figures. It contrasts Paris bohemian life with American student discipline and includes humorous anecdotes from Labouchere and a wide range of cultural notes. The piece also covers fashion notes and industrial statistics of the era.
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George Ebera
Ana
Germany
Ebers
Frand
Adolph von Dover
Cuo
Liebig
University of Munich
Han Addrem
Thorn
Posalbe
Goel
Helmholtz
Gause
Kant
Werner Bierens
Effret
Paris
Europe
America
New York Herald
Labouchere
Henry Labouchere
Labonchere
New York Times
Farmhouse Hot Water From Rain and Windmill Plans
A rural home uses attic cold water tanks, rain-fed or pumped up, with a zinc lined 25 gallon box near the kitchen stove. Water circulates through a coil over the oven, with care to vent steam, enabling luxuries once restricted to mansions. A Alaska fur trader woman’s success shows practical enterprise crosses gender and race lines.
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Iemaik
John Lee
Wadsworth, Nevada
Verdi
Wasnor County
Nevada
Donkey
Preewenr
J.B Condon
LaCuerany
O. Loxeex
J.f.coxpox
C. C. Powsixo
East Lake
Abpreesaia
Ornens
Verdi Mill CO
Verni, Nevana
S. C. Wells
Masonic Building
Reno, Nevada
Feolinghouse, Proprietor
Wadsworth, Nev
Wadsworth Hotel
E&, M. Sterling
Wadsworth
Chambers’ Journal
Evansville and
Terre Haute
Indiana
Lizzie Cheney Ward
Gymastics
United States
Alaska
Astor Family
New York
P.t.barnum
W. J. Craig & ES
Lievre
Toronto
New Shannon Building
Virginia St
Neno
New
Reno
Craig & Lievre, Proprietors
G, Hoskins
Reno, Nev
C.D. Morman
Wadeworth
Rudy