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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
3
Fragmented verse from Arthur Sheburne Hardy reflecting on love and sorrow. The speaker laments that even when love arrives it cannot erase past wounds and grief. The text hints at emotional storms and guests of sorrow filling the home.
Jeff Cooper finds his wife Hilda and child after a devastating cyclone tears through his wheat farm. The storm wipes out the barn harvesters and the wheat, but the couple reunites as Hilda explains she left to regain strength and returns just as the cyclone strikes. Jeff vows to support her and their child.
An Indian prince sent a baby elephant to Queen Victoria. On a mail steamer the elephant earned the bosn's praise by keeping decks tidy and later raiding the baker's galley. After a playful punishment the elephant and the baker became friends, with tributes paid from then on.
The New York Journal notes a theater stage bicycle race craze called Cycle Whirl. Stars like Dare Devil Schreyer and the King and Samuelson hobo team perform daily exhibitions in a wooden bowl. Races require up to 150 laps per mile as spectators watch riders defy gravity on a banked stage.
Bordentown trolley company sues Michaelis Quentsky of New Egypt for larceny of current. A truck patch 800 by 200 feet used to electrify soil allegedly speeds radish growth from six weeks to fourteen days. If true, multiple crops per season could be produced, boosting land value and reducing food costs.
A preacher retells Elisha restoring a borrowed ax head in a Jordan river scene to illustrate faith, possibility, and the duty to borrow. He argues God can suspend natural law, empowers learners in rustic settings, and urges persistence, prayer, and practical effort in education and service.
Excerpts present sermons by Rev. J. M. Pullman of Worcester Rev. Dr Geer of New York and Rev. Washo of Washington praising education religion and the supremacy of love. A note by Alfiert questions whether disgrace lies in punishment or crime.
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