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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
7
Describes the historic royal state coach used in England's monarchs from George III to Victoria and on to the present king. German design, ornate gold overlays, symbol figures, and a heavy build highlight its grandeur and later status as a ceremonial memory rather than a practical vehicle.
A humorous tale from the Atlanta Constitution recounts Miss Mandy the thrifty housekeeper who squeezes savings at home in Billville and travels to New York City. In the big hotel she laments costly meals and the waiter’s smile, declaring corn bread as the bill’s punch line before returning home to economize further.
Percy Clinton seeks Briardale Hall with a promise to marry if allowed ownership. Cissie Melville, moved by his plea and her affection for Briardale, agrees to wed to save the manor, and plans a hopeful future for both the hall and their lives.
A Green Bag excerpt highlights Irish humor in courts and sermons. It recalls witty exchanges between judges, witnesses, and lawyers, including quips about civil actions and net incomes. The piece notes the universal appeal of Irish humor beyond courts, with anecdotes about priests and perseverance in preaching.
Gen Benjamin M Prentiss once called the hero of Shiloh died at Bethany Missouri at age 81. He organized a volunteers company in Illinois later commanding the Seventh Illinois infantry and rising to brigadier general. He fought at Shiloh, endured captivity, and served on Fitz John Porter’s court martial before resigning in 1863. New York to Have a Fine Library notes vast urban library investments and upcoming grand building. Red Wood for Pavement reports London using red gunwood for street paving.
Bishop Potter urges a treaty between church and secular press to turn newspapers into allies of religion. He recalls past misgivings, praises journalists, and calls for respectful cooperation, urging ministers and editors to promote truth, virtue, and eternal righteousness through print.
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