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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1901
Page
7
A hunted figure moves through copes and briars to a locked garden where moonless dawn finds him near ancestral memory. He skulks past sleeping villagers, glimpsing a beloved figure with whom a hand is held before retreating into the dim, cold morning.
In a domestic scene Dolly and the narrator resolve their long quarrels and plan immediate engagement. Dolly’s aunt enters, prompting a shift as Dolly declares the quarrels are ending, and the narrator confirms the proposal right away with a kiss. Jelima Teleral.
A Toledo Blade report describes a White House worker named George who sold newborn kittens sired by the official mansion cat. He dressed in new clothes and supplied kittens to society women, earning up to five dollars each, with many born in the White House and others in South Washington. The story questions the revenue and legitimacy of the enterprise.
A critique cites New York cold-storage seizures of dead birds during the close season as evidence of lax enforcement and industry profits. It argues the cruelty harms wildlife and questions why public concern and the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals should not mobilize against bird extermination.
A sermon links the queen of Sheba’s spices to Christian cheer. It extols Christ as a fragrant relief amid toil, urges lively church music, comforting poverty, and hopeful resurrection, urging believers to brighten life with spiritual aroma.
Longtime wife of ex President Paul Kruger, Mrs Dom Paul Kruger, dies in Pretoria. Frugal and dutiful, she mended socks and saved payrolls to fund the household on the $2000 annual coffee money. She supported her husband through war, mourning, and separation, leaving sixteen children several living.
Carrie May Barrington Hanna ex wife of Senator Hanna's son crossed the Atlantic on the Campania with her two boys to escape her former husband who pursued them at the Savoy Hotel New York. She slipped out a rear exit and hid in a state room aboard the ship until it began sailing.
An Indian Bureau struggle over hospitality on South Dakota reservations shows guests staying long and consuming two week government rations. Sioux feast on time and scale, depleting food from host communities while institutions cope with unwritten guest obligations and relief distribution.
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