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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1901
Page
3
A Washington Star poem recalls a worker who admits a task is nearly done as summer fades. The speaker notes the fading colors of the garden and the speaker’s own dwindling joys, yet expresses quiet thanks for a modest effort and a job done to the best of his ability.
A young Italian girl Tonietta leaves home in search of her lost brother Mariano who disappeared after emigrating to America. She travels through New York with a lullaby she believes will draw him back, enduring hardship until she finally recognizes Mariano on a doorstep and reunites with him for the awaiting mother.
British census projections predict England Ireland Scotland Wales and London will reach 42 million. The article notes London as the world’s largest city rising from 864 845 in 1801 to over 6.2 million by 1900 and highlights emigration draining Ireland while English migration fuels empire growth. It also remarks on London’s central decline and suburban expansion.
A writer in Everybody's Magazine argues teens can profit from practical ideas. The piece cites industrial magnates like Carnegie Rockefeller Armour as built on observations turning waste into value, noting refining kerosene and slaughterhouse byproducts as lucrative sources.
Obituary outlines Robert Buchanan a Scottish descended writer born August 18 1841 at Caverswalk who pursued poetry novels and plays in London. Known for prolific output and controversial boldness his career blended rugged honesty with blundering indiscretions that drew public ridicule and heightened fame including advocacy for Walt Whitman in America.
In a sermon on Job 38 31 the speaker unveils a cosmic lesson about humility before God. He argues that distant stars exert moral and cosmic influence, urging listeners to consider how unrecognized forces shape character and destiny and to rely on divine guidance rather than human pride.
Observers reported cool winds blowing away from the shadow of the solar eclipse up to 1500 miles distant. The phenomenon was noted in multiple locations as the eclipse progressed. No injuries or damage reported. Scientists planned further measurements to explain the unusual air movement.
Excerpted sermon notes highlight themes of freedom of the press and warns against sowing discord. Converts emphasize that true Christian motive shapes finance, commerce, society, and inner life. Preachers St Clair Hester Boynton and Sima advocate stewardship of Christ’s life with moral emphasis.
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