The Forgotten Frontier

Committee for Mothers and Babies met. The First clinic was opened September 1925 in Hyden Kentucky. In the first month, 233 patients had made about 561 visits and an additional 46 home visits were completed. The organization’s name was changed to the Frontier Nursing Service in 1928, and by 1929 six FNS clinics were

Pioneering Rural Prenatal and Birthing Care During the early 1900’s, the healthcare system for families in rural areas was virtually nonexistent. Mary Breckinridge noticed a need for more healthcare access in these areas, which led her to create the Frontier Nursing Service (FNS). Through her work, Breckinridge was able to provide thousands of families with the healthcare that they needed, while also bringing an entirely new field of study to the United States. What led her to believe the United States

eyes of the people. Batman is not a supernatural creature he is just a man with an immense amount of technology at his fingertips. Although he seems to be extraordinary he lives the simplistic life of a human being, as does Murlock on the western frontier, in “A Boarded Window” by Ambrose Bierce. In this story, Bierce helps the readers create their own theories and explanations for the events that happen,

American Frontier provides the perfect setting to show nature as a refuge. Nature being a refuge can be interpreted in many different ways. One of the interpretations is seeing where civilization and the frontier meet. In the film, “The Last of the Mohicans”, the Cameron family lives in between two worlds, the world of civilization and the frontier that the Indians call home. This family lives in harmony of both worlds, having the pleasures of civilization as well as the struggles of the frontier. For

The Great Frontier “Woot, woot” goes the whistle on the steam engine pulling railcars full of cargo and people destined for the frontiers of America. These people, some of whom are gazing out across the great view, others are quietly reading a book, or sharing the latest news and gossip. These people are unknowingly helping to expand the nation. The train is now slowing down to make a stop, steam and smoke spewing forth from the steam engine, its bell ringing and whistle blaring. Children begin to

The frontier wars in Australia (1788-1934) were considered as a series of a conflict waged between the European settlers and the Indigenous Australians which lasted for a span of 146 years.However,the British colonisation in various locations of Australia has created the population of Aborigines in jeopardy by capturing their land and heritage.As a result of the violent massacre, the indigenous fatalities has reached significantly to a great extend ranged between20,000and 30,00(challenge magazine)

While Frontier and Delta are both popular choices of airlines for Americans, Delta has become more of a household name because of their friendlier service, more comfortable cabins, and their limited extras fees. Frontier airline still is a worthy competitor by being cheaper, but they also have many added on fees for things that are free with Delta. Overall, Delta knows how to take better care of their customers and make sure everyone is satisfied. Though they both are priced for the slimmest of

Book Review By Xxxxx X. Xxxxxx HIS 1111 The Whiskey Rebellion: Frontier Epilogue to the American Revolution. By Thomas P. Slaughter. (New York: Oxford University Press, l986, 291 pp.) In October of 1794, in response to a popular uprising against the federal government, President Washington sent an army of nearly 13,000 men across the Allegheny Mountains into the frontier regions of Western Pennsylvania. This event marked the greatest internal crisis of Washington's administration and was

remain the same today. Also, a lot of ways the frontier land today is isolated compared to the West we live in today, too. The frontier emphasized the spirit of nationalism and individualism in the United States. As mentioned amongst the themes of the West, the frontier experience converted settlers into individualists, who hoped to gain opportunity in the lands of the West. The ample amount of resources and the greater social mobility of frontier areas instilled a form of individualism in American

potential. I am just a grain of sand far from the coast of unrealized identity and I feel as though that I am losing the little dignity I had by the tons every waking moment that I exist. Unfortunately, I do not feel as though that I am a burden on the frontier or that my existence will slow those who are more significant than me, but rather, I know that my continuation to live is unnecessary for the benefit of others and my life does not harm nor help anyone. But, to be fair, all the other points on the