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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
3
A Chicago Record Herald poem laments the world continuing while a child's death leaves a family to face empty chairs and silent rooms. It contrasts gay crowds and bright laughter with the heavy sorrow of those who must endure an empty high chair.
May Noble endures social pressure from her chaperone Mrs. Harte and friend Fannie Engle as a late afternoon skating outing turns into a sleigh ride. Fannie and Horace push May toward marrying Horace while her betrothed George Noble is kept in the dark and urged to wait. May defends her loyalty to George, denouncing disparaging talk and refusing to abandon him.
Waterloo Nebraska thrives on seed farming with thousands of acres in seed crops. The seed industry exports to the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with land values rising from 2 to 100 dollars an acre and annual rents. The article details seed cleaning, washing, drying, milling, grading, and hand-picking processes on J. C. Robinson farms, illustrating a major regional agricultural enterprise.
Madame Sahto paid Paganini a fee in gold for a concert. He allegedly displayed violent avarice, scattering coins on his arms and hands before returning the sum. He later received £1000 in gold as a price for cone shares and the Times proprietor hurried to his hotel.
The department store owner recalls Philip a 40 year old employee who sweeps behind counters several times daily. Fame from newspaper coverage increased Philip’s vanity and he asked to sweep only when empty, citing dignity as an artist. The boss agrees only to have Philip call when needed and the owner will handle crowds.
New York State has more cows than Pennsylvania and New Jersey combined and more than any single state. Iowa ranks second, followed by Hithershird and Wisconsin. The total cows across states and territories reach 16,202,360 with a variation of £311,812,106.
Figures show between 40 000 and 50 000 women pass through English and Welsh prisons annually. About 2 percent had prior convictions, 42 percent had five or more, and around 7 000 women—twenty times or more—had been imprisoned multiple times.
A preacher reflects on Joshua crossing the Jordan and argues that each life is a first voyage. He urges following divine guidance over human advice, emphasizes reverence, and notes new sorrows and joys as humanity travels an untraveled road. He warns against ingratitude and stresses living rightly to face death.
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