The Penn's Grove record., 1911-02-10
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Decombeg. we had 9 tgo inches
o. a gi1oh MADE 81 beautiful White
Christmas ald augmented tie holiday
spirit Hhioh is enjoyed 10 miller n
J ,idnk, in tats part OF the country taaa
il tile East.
read with gfest Eeasore o. the re
mafkahle Democratic victories ofsae tast
in the iast elections ard tainh the results
SHOW .,,at our next presidential election
/ viii nave aTen yIsatee ep- stisse in etors
liz Colorado vs. re-elected s DemoGssnl
/ ysogernel and sent eeYe1a' La4ogrstIc
! Congressman back to Washington Mrs.
| Hillmau had 5De pleasure d casting her
, ballet Tor ale y,otoro us paf{y and % very
/ proud ii s,af right s. tralct sa Four
no..o.. s-se 9ieose1 10 tta sai ala,e.
Denver seem to be enjoying a pros
porous winter, if conditions at the Union
Depot are any indication. Every train
brings in a load OF tourists, even at this
time of the year, and remarks overheard
on all sides prove to my mind that Colo
RADIO is the promise land Of health, where
real joy of living is rampant.
A New Yorker stood at the Union de-
pot one day bidding good bye to a friend
who was bound for a city where all mems
ambitions are supposed to find their
! fullest realization. "Good bye, maybe
/ you can come back some day." cried the
traveller to the one ON the other side OF
the gate. "Maybe 1 don't want to
| Colorado has done more for mt than New
| York can ever do. 1t has given me back
my health and / guess, after all, that is
the greatest thing in the world" said the
| other.
To any one who knows that yearning
| for a Eastern home the words of the New
Yorker who three years ago was forced
to leave the midst of that city's fascinat-
| ing but strenuous life to endeavorto build
up a body shattered by oyerplayiDg the
game of ambition-the words speak
| palmer than all the poems OF native
phrase.
The Promise Land, the land where
health and happiness may be found for
the asking, is the thing for which Col
orado stands to-day before the entire
world. "And the best part about Col
I orado," said the New Yorker who could
not 90 back, sis that here a man or a
woman may take up the thread of life
and carry it on to a great fulfllment as
If they were in that loade tone OF ambi-
ton, New York"
In all the world there is no such place
AS Denver, with its railroads running like
rays form the sun into the heart of the
mountains where quiet resorts-beauty
sports-can offer not only health, but
! the greatest scenic effects in the world.
"In all the world" continued the one
time New Yorker, "there is not a place
where culture and the invigorating spirit
of the frontier can give a creature the
poise and the joy of living that cannot
come to one accustomed to the life of a
city from the mere wilds alone"
Every health seeker who comes to Col
orado naturally arrives at Denver and
looks perhaps, with tear-flled eyes upon
the Welcome Arch which stands at the
doors of the depot. Despair fills the
heart of the new arrival, torn from friends
and old ties, though the gripping fingers
of poor health. The sign WELCOME"
looks like a jest aud a satire.
Before many months have passed,
however, when the rare air like nectar,
| has brought back color into whitened
cheeks and energy into wasted bodies the
| full significance of that Welcome sign is
realized.
! Colorado as a health resott is to-day re-
garded is holding that elusive foundation
| for which Ponce DeLeon searched so long
ago.
Up IN the mountains where the very
breath of health steals safely upon the
| drooping bodies OF the broken ones the
source of this mysterious spring finds its
being.
In so many sport throughout Colorado
do the branches of this Fountain of youth
or Health run that there are few places
in the Centennial state that are not ideal
health resorts.
Colorado Springs and Manitou with
their wonderful mountain settings have
long held out the promise of health, a
promise which has been fulfilled to those
seeking rest and quiet. The scenic
beauties OF this part of Colorado are well
known and the many resorts lying near
| Colorado Springs up in the mountains
have become as famous for their beauty
as for their power of restoring health.
From Denver the direct lines running
into the mountains up Clear Creek, Platte
| Canon, the Moffat Road, find health re-
sorts renowned the world over not for
the power of health giving alone out for
their scenic splendor.
Names like Estes Park, Glenwood
| Springs, Manitou, Idaho Springs and
| Georgetown are known to lovers of nature
and worshipers of scenic splendor to-day
as fully as the glories of the old world.
But to the broken in health feeling
that the chase after ambition in the
Eastern cities has deprived them Of that
! greatest thing, health, the beauties Of She
world are not the principal things that
impress them at frst. Ii is later when
the body, merded end Oh the road 10 re-
stored health, Il living With q rev Joy of
living, that the greatest OF countries, the
promised land, lmiolds its fhllest scroll.
fsHealth wealth aid Happiness" the
progerbiai wen Wishing iof the coming