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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1902
Page
7
The quoted reflection suggests friendship is more than support and guidance. It paints friendship as an atmosphere that nourishes inspiration and vitality, a force that sustains life with a healthful encouragement emanating from deep inner bonds.
Florence Thorne grows from shy village girl to society beauty in a tale of forbidden love. Edgar Reynolds courts her with a fortune and status, but her heart remains with Philip Howard from childhood. A revealed letter ends Reynolds’s pursuit as Florence and Philip reunite, securing their romance at last.
The piece promotes using oil cloth trays for bromide or velox prints and advises on framing and cleaning. It also discusses photography standards and devices, then shifts to a sermon about giving, arguing that giving brings greater blessing than receiving and urging practical charity as a moral duty.
A sermon extols harmony with God's will as a joyful duty that enlarges life. It cites God as environment and atmosphere, urges personal alignment with divine laws, and calls listeners to repent, trust the Holy Spirit, and walk with Jesus toward fuller usefulness and divine glory.
A religious column notes that the battleground of Christianity lies in the resurrection of Christ. It cites proofs from Josephus and Tacitus, the empty tomb, and post resurrection appearances as evidence. The piece contrasts Christ's unique love with political motives and urges framing all life by what pleases the Lord. It quotes Rev Dr Dwight Hillis and Rev L Sellers and ends with a brief line by Katherine Hager.
Twenty five Indianapolis residents including five physicians face grand jury indictments in a two year grave robbery probe. Authorities allege body trafficking for dissection, with warrants imminent for suspects. Nettie Hall of Lidon dies suddenly after learning of arrest for patricide. her father George Nichol allegedly died from a fall ruled suspicious.
The jury found Thomas Sherwell not guilty in Evansville after ballots showed eight to four and then ten to two for acquittal. Mrs Sherwell clapped as the verdict was read and spectators applauded. Sherwell, charged with murder of two women, is jailed and will be tried in December.
Miss Ida Welmer, a telephone operator on Bloomington campus, was struck by an unknown assailant leaving her near death. In Polk township, thirty masked men whipped Mr and Mrs Lawson, neighbors in a whitecap attack. Lydia Amos’s body was found in the woods seven miles NW of town. murder suspicions. John Church, weakened by insolvency, killed himself in Ben Davis. Despondency cited as probable cause.
J A Kelly of Eldorado found a pearl in the Wabash near Grrayville worth about 1000 dollars. Jap Miller of Brooklyn faced controversy over Ezra Kendall and his new comedy The Vinegar Buyer. Dr Lyman M Beckes filed three complaints against Thomas Watson for medical license issues and neglect after a child died. George Secrist, 85, sought a divorce after deeding farms to his former wife’s children. he was once wealthy, now poor. Mrs Richard Sanders of Linden testified in a Nichols inquiry after his death at her daughter’s home. Suspicions of foul play surrounded Nichols. William Layman of Chesterton allegedly shot his wife after attempting to shoot a dog. she died. The Indiana Association of Baptists reelected Rev Tied Villers of Indianapolis as president. News from Fountain and Union City districts included wounded individuals and a runaway incident.
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