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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
3
The verse proclaims sorrow as temporary and fleeting a day. It speaks of rivers singing in music and stars overhead, promising that hardship will fade into spring bloom and enduring lilies of Good. The speaker urges faith that weariness gives way to renewal.
Lucy Manning rides home on a hot afternoon, a ruined gown saved by an overcoat. Lawrence Fulton offers protection, but she rejects closeness. later she discovers the coat and a glove from a past dance. A phone of fortune arrives as her sister Grace announces Grace’s engagement to Sam Worthy, revealing a tangled social thread.
In a domestic scene Lucy forgives Lawrence after a tense exchange about a heavy coat Lawrence carried from the office. A maid and Nora are present as misunderstandings resolve and talk turns to forgiveness and marriage prospects. The text shifts to a civics lesson at a Springfield school depicting students voting and learning government operations.
The London Daily Mail explains that trade and labor unions in New Zealand are legalized by the 1894 act. It outlines the act’s aim to have employers and workers form representative unions, resolve issues within the unions, and bring matters before boards of conciliation or the arbitration court if needed. Penalties apply for breaches of union provisions and for enforcing awards.
The sea postal service operates on twelve trans Atlantic vessels in its tenth year. Clerks labor twelve hours daily in a cramped space below the berth deck with electric light to decipher foreign mail. The service expedites mails and may expand to other ships as government studies its success.
The text outlines maximum fines of £500 per union and £10 per member if registration fails. It states unions and members fall under the act's jurisdiction, with safeguards on cancellation during ongoing conciliation or arbitration. Cancellation does not erase prior court obligations, and workers may not quit or employers hire away workers during a dispute.
The Pratt Institute high school in Brooklyn touts programs shaping "intelligent citizenship" for boys and girls. The curriculum includes manual training and physical development with separate lectures, plus a vivid depiction of a postal operation classroom and the skilled labor of postal clerks.
In a sermon on Exodus 32, Dr. Talmage condemns greed and stock-market worship as a modern golden calf. He depicts money gained by wrong means as a curse, traces the idol from ancient Egypt to Wall Street, and warns that only Christ offers unfailing security and true salvation beyond material wealth.
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