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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1901

Page

7

Independence Day and the making of a brave name

A mother tells how her daughter Independence Day got her name from a Civil War tragedy and a wish for a boy or girl, shaping a brave path. The tale follows her growth from a spirited child to a missionary in India, inspired by a coral strand and a name tied to heritage.

Independence Day England United States Gettysburg Tames Day Day Mrs. Day Pen

Name That Spark Of Independence Day

A red haired girl from a country school faces teasing over her name Independence Day. She endures daily roll call jokes as classmates whisper indie regular fourth of July, while her mother calls her Pen.

Penelope Thompson

Fourth of July Joke Prompt Sparks Lighthearted Exchange

A playful exchange highlights a classic holiday gag about Independence Day. The quip compares the annual celebration to its limited occurrence, inviting a smile or nod from listeners.

Lawyer Quarrel Over Contingent Fees

Dialogue from Ohio State Journal where a client asks about potential winnings and the attorney outlines fees. The lawyer states $200 potential gain, then explains charges: $150 if they lose, $250 if they win.

Ohio State Journal

He that observeth the wind shall not sow sermon

A preacher urges prompt action from Ecclesiastes on sowing despite wind and weather. He cites historical figures like Charles Sumner, Jenner, and William Carey, and warns that overcaution sabotages charity, reform, and personal destiny. The message: endure opposition, start now, and sow for eternal harvest.

Louis Kiopseb Tal‘ Mage Solomon Kingdom of God Charlies Sumner United States Senate Alexander H. Stephens Georgia Savonarola Martin Luther William Carey Jenner United States England Mason and Slidell Trent Great Britain William H. Seward Weather Bureau New York Philadelphia Boston Liverpool Southampton Glasgow Bremen Galilee Jerusalem You Church of the World Reat Alsatia Hidward III Earth Heaven Life Insurance Company Christ

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