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In the January ’26 Heirloom: Revisiting Catfish Pond; Winter Snow on Donner Summit; A Winter Night’s Ride in the Sierra (1887); More Fun With AI – you will be amazed; China Grade book review; Making History Colorful; Odds & Ends on Donner Summit; From the Archives of the DSHS
In the February '26 Heirloom: Hannes Schroll; The Winter Snows of 1890; More 1890 Snow Problems; The Bucker; Plow; The Rotar Plow; The Cyclone Plow; From the Archives of the DSHS; Making History Colorful; It Wasn’t Always Easy Crossing Donner Summit II; Odds & Ends of Donner Summit – the Native American Mortars

"Although the travel is large over this route and constantly increasing, we are surprised that so few use this great thoroughfare instead of drugs and medicines. We venture to say that if many persons, who now feel ill, or imagine they are sick, would take a trip over this route, give but a single week to themselves for their own restoration, they would find it the best medicine they could take, for that mind must be dead, that could look out upon the now glorious autumnal pictures, the changing foliage, and feel the cool and invigorating breeze of these months, and not enjoy it, and to enjoy is the medicine that quickest restores.

We earnestly advise our renders to try this medicine, and if it don't relieve, try a second dose, and if it don't cure when rightly taken, we will pay the "Doctor's Bill." "

California Farmer and Journal of Useful Sciences, 2 December 1869