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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
7
A family welcomes a baby with deep joy as the newborn’s arrival fills the home with light. The mother’s heart sings while the father feels strengthened by the new life. Though modest wealth, unseen hands bring wealth of love and blessing to their humble home.
Deborah Hancock, the village confidante, contemplates life and love as John Smith, a rising political figure, returns for a celebration. A springside moment prompts Deborah to reveal a longing to share her name and future, testing old friendships and courting traditions.
The Bayonne Times reports on the Argentine Beekoe red albumen ore and its claimed effect on hen productivity. It notes druggists deny a real red albumen, while Beekoe locals credit mineral albumen for prolific laying. The piece cautions readers about sensational claims and suggests possible error in the Argentine source.
A preacher envisions the Christian life as a arena fight with sin. He portrays believers battling temptations as lions and beasts, aided by Christ the King, angels, prophets, martyrs, and saints in a vast gallery watching and cheering. The vivid imagery urges perseverance through trials toward eternal victory.
A $50,000 granite monument honoring Col Edwin M. Drake, discoverer of petroleum, is unveiled at Timnsville. The donor's identity was kept secret but public opinion points to Henry FHL Rogers of Standard Oil as a likely benefactor.
Maria Parloa in the Ladies' Home Journal explains sewing machine darns for worn fabric. She advises threading with silk or cotton matching the fabric, not loosening the presser foot, and stitching beyond the damaged area in rows that cross to create a smooth texture.
A Missouri geologist describes diversified soil and abundant natural resources including coal iron lead clay building stone lime cement rocks and glass sand. The report emphasizes inexhaustible deposits across the state.
In a Smart Set exchange, Dortense asks if the other fellow might be right, noting Cholly has his valet take a Duck seat while he determines his own daily attire. The vignette hints at self-reliance and social dynamics in a witty mental exercise.
Short sermonettes quote clergy on moderate drinking mental reform and Judaism not dead. Rev R H Hanigan and Rev J F Hanselman speak on drink harm and Christ as God while Rev F E Mason argues mental reform over body government. Rabbi Hirsch weighs in on Judaism’s relevance beyond Christ.
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