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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
7
An Atlanta Constitution poem speaks of endurance and hope in a troubled world. It notes light amid grief, sunshine after rain, and a belief in heavenlike forgiveness. The speaker thanks to Love and homeward bells, with faith that burdens grow lighter.
Inkster recalls a detective tale where banker Silverton and Golden trap Cecil Hampton. Hampton schemes to loot two thousand pound notes, is confronted, handed £500 for the notes, and ordered to flee England. A telephone exchange clerk aids the capture by revealing the call. Hampton, a forger, is stopped before escaping to the States.
Frederick De L. Booth-Tucker now leads the Salvation Army of America after Ballington Booth's departure. Born in England fifty two years ago, he previously commanded work in India and married Emma Booth, adopting the Booth-Tucker name. He emphasizes heart to heart preaching and hallelujah methods, with strong relief program leadership noted.
A lecture-style exhortation extols God's omnipotence omnipresence and wisdom. It cites Westminster theologians led by George Gillespie, Job and biblical thunder, and historic cities fallen to show divine power. It ponders seeing God after death and claims the final vision will exceed mortal understanding.
A French experiment uses a large iron hook linked to a station lever via an electric wire. When raised the hook triggers an air valve on the locomotive, releasing brakes and stopping the train quickly. In foggy weather the device could prevent collisions with delayed trains. A fragment about promises follows this safety note.
Jefferson Lee of Putnam County Florida trains alligators from the St. Johns River to tow his boat to market. He harnesses, reins, and trained gators to pull a weight and steer by ropes, drawing attention as neighbors imitate the venture.
Reverend L O Dyott argues the church should embody the ideal Christian life and grasp the idea of God in its mission. He urges revision of creeds and theology to reflect eternal truth and shift focus from self to serving outsiders.
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