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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1901
Page
7
A nostalgia driven meditation on Sunday organ music and family parlor scenes. The poem recalls quiet, shared hymns, wood portraits, and fading firelight as night winds rise and memories linger. The speaker links music to boyhood in a peaceful Sabbath setting.
In a manufacturing town Harry Conrad plans to marry maid Matty Sheldon with advice from merchant Mr. Sheldon. A check and a planned runaway match spark a breakfast telegram scare, but the ruse ends in a happy partnership and a quiet, concealed wedding.
A Louisville Post account recalls a woodsman near the lower Ohio recounting sparrows attacking and tearing apart a skunk in the flats near the Green River. The birds mobbed the skunk as it dodged between logs and driftwood, leaving the animal shredded and retreating.
Melbourne once a teen hut settlement called Bear grass near Queen Victoria's secession era, now ranked seventh city in the empire after London Liverpool Glasgow Manchester Birmingham and Calcutta. The passage warns Sunday mistakes stem from weak willpower and lead to wretched outcomes.
Miss Georda Layton, three years Penn mascot, guides Penn crews at Pourbkeepsie intercollegiate rowing. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Layton of New York, she is renowned for her knowledge and devotion to the Red and Blue oarsmen during quarters, races, and post race greetings.
A Detroit actress recalls how she and husband Tom improvised comedy on tour, starting with poor lines and almanac jokes. She credits a breakthrough in Pittsburgh with delivering fresh humor and audience warmth.
The Mayor's horn at Ripo still performs a three blast 9 pm routine, while market cross echoes three blasts. Investigations suggest the Gulf Stream mainly arises near West Indies islands with warm water volumes vastly exceeding world river mouths. A classic line notes parental regret over gifts kept after sale and warnings about trouble avoided.
The discourse argues that wrongdoing deserves equal judgment whether in high or low places. Nebuchadnezzar is cited to show divine discipline without bias toward rank, condemning fraud, theft, and libertinism while urging honesty, moral accountability, and firm opposition to corruption in finance and public life.
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