Rambles in Virginia A Good Country to Emigrate From
Special correspondence from Stackton Virginia describes Piedmont Virginia as beautiful with deep green landscapes and rolling Blue Ridge foothills. The piece recalls local pride, old Virginian stories, and the social order, noting mild slavery, diverse farming progress, and Monticello memories as Jefferson’s university architecture draws critique from the author.
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Jefferson
University
Stackton
Piedmont
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Washington
Chesapeake and Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
West
Virginia Standard
John Francis
Christian
Monticello
George Washington
Potomac
Staunton
Staunton Morris
Harper’s
Thomas Jefferson
John Brown
South
Darky
Middle England
Attica
Levy
Italy
Tarleton
University of Virginia
J. H. Brapie
A Hayseed Philosopher On a Rail Fence Lesson
Special Correspondent from Mewapuan New Jersey describes a countryman perched on a rail fence who expounds that appreciation makes happiness. He argues routine comforts become pleasures only through perspective, comparing meals and weather to provoke a rustic moral about contentment and satisfaction.
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Mewapuan
N. J
Bernardsville
Niagara Falls
R KR
Munsir Trics
Coaching Parade in New Hampshire's White Mountains
Special correspondence describes the annual coaching parade in North Conway, New Hampshire, with lavish decorated coaches, floats, and ensembles. Spectators from hotels and surrounding towns fill the scene as teams, including oriental and floral designs, compete for gold-inscribed banners after a three mile march.
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White Mountains
Norra Coxwar
N. HS
White Mountain
New Hampshire
Alps
America
Gayety
North Conway
USDER
G. P. Sirs
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Second and
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Be & Thompson
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Hiproft
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