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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1902
Page
7
A nostalgic poem reflecting on reading Mother Goose rhymes as a child and imagining sharing them with a golden headed boy in the future. The speaker recalls ringlets, white whiskers, and the joy of verses that bridge generations, ending with a quiet wish to pass the rhymes to his own child someday.
Theo Clayton travels to Center Harbor to meet Miss Jean Weston at Laurelwood House after his father insists he settle down. A stage coach encounter leads to mutual interest, and Theo courts Miss Weston while a second namesake wins the other’s regard. The father approves, sending a five figure wedding gift, and Theo keeps his word.
The article argues that the Pacific's pacific image fades as global trade increases. It cites more ships, more wrecks, and lessons from the San Francisco Chronicle that rotten hulls and overloaded craft fail at sea. It notes safer practice is needed to curb disasters on Pacific routes.
A sermon urges Christians to forget forgiven sins and stop dragging old faults. God remembers no more, and believers should drop past burdens, allow others to forget, and avoid public confessions of every misstep. A lost sheep parable illustrates God’s search and return, guiding souls to find in the Great Shepherd’s care.
The article notes the relatively recent origin of the present postal system worldwide and states that King Edward is the first British monarch whose accession necessitated issuing newly designed postage stamps.
A short archaic statement on ice strength for different loads notes one and a half inches supports a man while eighteen inches supports a railway train and hints at law stepping in if a mother will not protect her son.
Excerpts discuss worship as love for creation and divine praise, noting no perfect image of God is needed. They reflect on human sin, God’s direct action on the mind, and the mystery of life, with remarks from Rev. Dr. Utter and Rev. Dr. Lorimer about faith, grace, and genesis.
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