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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1901
Page
7
A fragmented verse piece describes a woman playing mandolin with fingers straying over frets and strings. The poem evokes courage and memory as songs evoke hopes loves and dreams amid turmoil and shifting fortune.
A guide on grouping people for natural portraits, equipment choices, and lens care. It discusses avoiding full rows, assembling gear from separate pieces, maintaining a fixed focus on ground glass, cleaning the camera with soft brushes, and using small developing bottles to preserve solution. It warns against overhandling and notes safety concerns around lenses and dust.
Dr. Talmage portrays a man trapped by evil longing, detailing moral gravity as a force opposing reform. He urges turning to God, quitting harmful company, and accepting Christian guidance, then illustrates the peril of hesitation and the combat between good and evil angels shaping a young man’s fate.
Chief Engineer Norton of Baltimore reports on Manila's fire service history and apparatus. Manila firefighters use seventy two Wilplinos, three steamers of 500, 450 and 300 gallons, two land-pump engines, two hose carts, six hose reels, and 4000 feet of cotton hose. Native ponies pull most equipment as Manila Maflia water sources rely on Pasig River and tide canals and hydrants.
A Washington Times report describes a newly arrived so called occasional flower in the United States. The bloom shows no fixed blooming time and cycles between open and closed states as humidity and handling change. When placed in water and then by its stem in a bottle the petals open slowly for about two hours and then shrink and close, a process repeatable ad lib. The plant is said to remain radiant with proper temperature and air.
In Southeastern Asia and nearby islands the pithecanthropus lived among elephants tapirs rhinoceroses lions and other animals. Remains are dated to about 270000 years ago roughly 17000 generations before present. About 250 generations stretch back before recorded history some 5000 years ago.
A fragment from a 19th century column mocks editors and reporters. The note cites hailstorm lore with canary and birds eggs comparisons and jokes about promotions. It references Po dunk and a cashier position in a jesting establishment.
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