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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1902
Page
7
Dick wrestles with guilt and wealth as Miriam and Florence Manning bind him to a necklace theft. He finally confesses, is confronted by Miriam, and learns she loves him, proving she can read hearts.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer calls a figure the skipper of indwentry, noting that he avoids or skips any industry round. The remark uses a coined term to suggest evasive behavior across industry events.
A sermon expounds faith hope and love as essential forces guiding life and morality. It argues evolution rests on metaphysics, stresses revelation for life’s origin and destiny, and uses biblical examples to show faith enduring, hope sustaining, and love uniting families and nations under God.
A barber shop dialogue discusses why many young women show gray hair, citing nerves, overwork, and modern careers as causes. A doctor explains nervous disease can age the face while whitening hair, and notes tonics and scalp care as remedies. The piece quotes Chicago Inter Ocean and references Washington era military history.
Rev. Leander Turney argues that denying painful truths is infidelity to duty and that guilt grows with knowledge. He asserts there is no sin without law and that mature communities resist light, making impenitence more terrible than Sodom in judgment. He warns life is profoundly serious in the New Testament view.
A rubble monument near Newburg New York marks the building known as the temple where officers and soldiers met in 1782 83 as Gen Washington’s army faced pay doubts and republican distrust Col Nicola led a secret push for monarchy arguing strong reasons to crown the commander while public sentiment resisted.
The piece notes American prowess in science art and education draws European and global recognition beyond sheer economic power. It contrasts material strength with moral influence, arguing that American excellence in learning and culture grows alongside commerce, uplifting the nation's global standing.
Former Kentucky official John C. Underwood recounted a comic tale of a servant named Sam who married repeatedly for a $5 gift each time. He finally agrees to a licensed marriage, only to learn the certificate named Mary Ann Jones though he wanted Sarah Jenkins, prompting further licensed processing and deductions from Sam’s gift.
The article cites Lord Dufferin praising Burmese women for public respect and freedom. It contrasts harsh realities: urban girls attend schools while village girls learn weaving, cattle herding, water carrying, and firewood gathering. Daughters of better classes avoid field labor.
An archival Boston Courier fragment captures a playful Irish dialogue with rustic slang and flirtation. The quoted exchange hints at affection expressed through whispers and bold garden humor, reflecting regional tone and period speech.
U S cold storage egg stocks total 720 million for October 15, valued at about 10 million dollars. This reflects the government's storage figures showing how much supply is held in cold storage nationwide.
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