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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1902
Page
7
A lyric expressing desire for a loved one through snow and rain and joyful and sad moods. The speaker asks for guidance and cheer from the dear one across seasons and times of day, noting the slow hour and need for companionship.
Dorothy Benson, an assistant editor, faces poverty and heartache as she contemplates a new owner buying into the firm and discharging her. A chance meeting with Jack Macomber leads to romance and a dramatic reversal when she discovers the new owner is her former employer.
A British expedition known as the Aroneld force dismantled the Long Ju Ju grove at Aro Chuku in West Africa. The site attracted Ibo and other tribes who sought oracles, with hundreds visiting yearly and many enslaved or sacrificed. The operation followed a march through hilly terrain to Oloko, the Warsu Yaru stronghold, and its destruction.
A defense of strict obedience in the military, arguing that the obligation rests on the individual to prove why actions deviate from orders. It warns that lax regard for the rule undermines discipline and moral responsibility, emphasizing the need for deliberate, informed disobedience only in rare occasions.
Captain Mahan argues that there is no simple rule for when disobedience is justified and that officers must base decisions on professional knowledge and evidence. He warns that errors of judgment can be inexcusable and that disobedience itself is a fault unless constrained by grave considerations and established standards.
A New Hampshire district teacher used a stern seating and advanced multiplication drill to fix troublesome numbers in a pupil. The method, learned early, now aids rapid calculation, proving the memory once formed endures. Dr Newnan Hall recalls Harriet Beecher Stowe’s inspiration for Uncle Tom’s Cabin during a Hartford visit.
Several cabmen are to be run as candidates at the forthcoming parliamentary elections in Belgium by the men's trade union at Bruggel.
Rev. Robt. Collyer reflects on aging and death, the self beyond the body, and hope for an afterlife. He cites Beecher, Bellows, and Brookes, discusses identity, and invokes Jerome Garden and Charles Ames. He reviews the kingdom of God themes from Augustine to Strauss and Arnold, urging faith in divine rulership.
A preacher explains Jesus uses vivid parables to define the kingdom of God The kingdom appears as God's garden with no weeds or heat and as within each believer The speaker emphasizes the need to grasp the kingdom as a present personal and spiritual realm guided by divine purpose
A sermon discusses faith as a state of the soul where God becomes a glorious certainty. Faith is confidence in Jesus Christ, shaping Bible study, judgment, and hope. It promises rest of mind and patient expectation of solutions to problems.
The Martinique disaster is not divine wrath but an expression of God’s care for all. The writer argues volcanoes are earth’s safety valves and warns against building on slopes. He notes human progress through invention and a move toward global unity, urging shared compassion and prayer.
The text presents religious reflections urging practical devotion and usefulness. Rev C J Hall of Denver discusses responsibilities and opportunities, while Rev Dr Beattie of Lowville, Mo, frames Christian religion as both philosophy and remedy for societal ills, with Gospel liberation emphasized.
Police hunt for a street harasser in Elkhart as Goshen's G W Hattle seeks 80 000 from three children in a deed dispute. May oil output rises with 264 wells and 4260 barrels daily. Wayne County taxables up 266 000. no voting machines this year.
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