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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1899
Page
3
A fragment from a poem or verse in The Advertiser describing crossing rough paths to a peaceful future. The speaker envisions a valley of balm and bloom where thorny grief fades, dreams rise with light, and rest comes after the weary war and long night. It evokes mothers, stars, and heavenly roses in a somber, hopeful tone.
Col Daintree imagines a match for Miss Gale with his chosen man Frank Daintree who is warned to keep Miss Gale by the fireside. Miss Gale opposes cycling and seeks a firm, lordly partner as the Colonel reads the local paper for notices about bicycles and a potential buyer for a safety bike.
An extended meditation on Christmas faith, tracing Herod’s attempt to kill the infant Jesus, the Holy Family’s flight to Egypt, and the world changing significance of Christ birth. The sermon celebrates the cradle’s defense, triumphant deathbeds after Christ, and invites all to a heavenly Christmas table.
A collection of brief sermon excerpts on heart, faith, religion, education, and thanksgiving. D V Bowen, Jenkin L Jones, J Nieto, Dr N Boynton, Rev A C Morehouse contribute thoughts on love, the Father of Souls, religious experience, investment in schools, and national gratitude.
A late nineteenth century essay warns that Scandinavian nations are quietly infiltrating Britain's merchant marine. It cites rising foreign-born sailors, especially Norwegians and Swedes, and urges state aid to attract and train British youths to prevent dwindling native seafaring employment. It notes Crown policy debates and forecasts continued foreign crews aboard UK ships.
Berlin records 32 divorces per 10,000 marriages, the highest among European cities, followed by Hamburg with 27 and Paris at 21. France averages 8.5 percent, Switzerland 20.9, Denmark 17.7, Saxony 15.7, with Prussia reporting as low as 3.2 to 3.7 in regions like Hanover, Westphalia, Mecklenburg, and Baden.
A local statistical claim states a salt vein in Kansas at 900 feet depth holds enough salt to salt the world for a million years, underscoring vast mineral resources in the region.
The veteran English actress recounts a play moment where a young actress faces a judge and responds that she does not wear accomplices, a line that amuses with its artless wit. The tale ends with a note that a man dissatisfied with his work is never happy.
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