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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1902
Page
7
A narrator aboard a June Atlantic voyage observes a desolate young woman, later revealed as a suicide victim, and becomes entangled in a perilous burial plot. The ship’s captain plans to cast the corpse overboard, but a startling reveal shifts the tale toward a ventriloquist’s deception and a haunting truth.
An umbrella tale from the wholesale district ends in romance as a skeptical father watches his daughter’s umbrella pledge transform a poor young lawyer into his son in law and now a bank attorney. The umbrella becomes a turning point in a city tale of courtship and status.
A religious reflection on John the Baptist as a model of a life devoted to divine mission. The sermon urges believers to see themselves as sent from God, capable through the Holy Spirit to turn souls toward repentance, and to live fully for the Lord despite modest gifts or circumstances.
This article argues that ordinary daily duties are noble and essential to Christian experience. It emphasizes bearing witness to the light in all tasks, denying a secular sacred split, and asserts that God can sanctify any work through fidelity and spirit. It cites scripture about doing all for God and strengthens the call to embody faith in daily labor.
An English visitor joined a supper with American graduates, all naming their alma maters. The host claims to be a college man, saying he graduated 21 in a famed institution, Dr Keeley’s university at Dwight Illinois. The Englishman vows to visit Dwight’s Keeley university on his western trip.
Germany imported as much as ten million dollars worth of apples in a year and two and a half million dollars worth of pears. The piece adds a playful aside about the word revenge and how some mispronounce it, hinting at sharper shooting than spelling.
The Rev H I Rasmus argues in a sermon that true capital for youth lies in honor faith and character not wealth He warns against avarice and praises divine truth as imperishable Meanwhile Rev Augustus R McCurdy focuses on home life teaching children Bible study daily prayer and early Christian nurture stressing parental guidance for salvation and scripture literacy Remember thy Creator in the days of thy youth is urged for lasting devotion
J Sterling Morton longtime Democrat, originator of Arbor Day and former Secretary of Agriculture, died at his son Mark Morton's Lake Forest home after a long illness. He advised farming reform, led Nebraska politics, and once edited the Nebraska City News before a national career.
A Paris dispatch reports Jean De Reszke will build a model theater at Etoile with friends contributing 1 250 000 francs for the erection. The project signals a major venue venture tied to the famed singer and Parisian stage life.
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