12 Jul 1870
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1870
Page
1
Onrwonilon Democrat announces subscription terms for 1870 with rates for one year six months and three months and states papers will not be discontinued without advance notice and full arrearages paid. Readers must notify publisher when discontinuing and keep accounts current to avoid charges through notice date.
The text runs through advertising rates, a Cleveland publisher contact, and a controversial excerpt from The Wooster Democrat critiquing radical and Democratic shifts. It then reports on Oregon and Louisiana political climates, and includes poems, farming crop notes from Indiana counties, and a sharp editorial on Grant and Republican bonds.
The piece criticizes Radicals pushing naturalization reform as a revival of Know Nothing hostility to naturalized citizens. The World warns the bill would unite foreign-born voters with Democrats, signaling anti immigrant bias regardless of passage. Brainard's Musical World July reports Saengerfest Cincinnati Beethoven Festival New songs and Kirchner Album Leaf with subscription offer.
A meditation on church bells as a universal sermon that speaks to rich and poor alike. The bells urge humility, forgiveness, and shared humanity, comparing earthly glory to the suffering of Lazarus and invoking Daniel among lions as a model of calm virtue.
Experts explain that oil itself does not explode. Vapors mixed with dirt or air pose the danger. A partly filled lamp or a lit lamp can trigger an explosion as vapor meets flame, though the oil rarely explodes directly.
A fragment from a poem urges more light on death and mystic insight as the dying poet confronts the fading rays of light and asks for enlightenment beyond the grave. The piece blends references to light and the afterlife with a call for deeper understanding as the world lauds his life. A second passage argues against eating without appetite, claiming gastric juice abundance comes from outdoor work and activity rather than tonics or excess food.
A detailed explanation of the stomach pyloric valve its location and function. It forms a strong neck band that closes the stomach inlet during digestion and relaxes to let digested chyme pass. It senses chyme and refuses indigestible matter, causing discomfort hours after eating such food. The excerpt notes a source and a local Illinois contract pursuit.
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