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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1900
Page
3
Verse excerpt by Elliot Stock contrasts Cupid’s rustic origin with a city life of wealth and commerce. It traces how love is supplanted by material excess as Cupid moves from countryside to metropolis, culminating in a critique of urban avarice and moral decline.
A poor chestnut seller girl receives a quarter from Ralph Moore. The money leads to decades later kindness from banker Charles Audley, who, moved by Moore’s past charity, offers him a bank position and a $50 note of gratitude. The tale contrasts simple mercy with enduring fortune.
A discussion contrasts 1901 and 1900 views on when time began. The 1901 camp says year 1 starts time, while 1900 advocates argue time begins at zero with year 0, then year 1, and so on. The exchange considers ordinal versus cardinal numbering and how centuries align with zero-based start.
The tale from Milwuakee reports a dragon fly ensnared by a cucumber vine tendril. After two days of struggle the insect died, prompting questions if the trap was accidental or an insect-catching plant mechanism.
A husband recalls adopting a fox terrier named Tip and testing his belief in dog understanding by telling the dog he might be sold. Tip reacts with sorrow and leaves the room, restoring trust only after time. The note ends with a wry adage about forgiveness and church dinners.
A sermon condemns gossip and prying into others affairs. It urges patience, charity, and helping those starting out, contrasting busybodies with Christlike relief and mercy. It urges readers to replace judgment with support, using divine medicine to heal rather than harm.
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