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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1900
Page
7
A rural verse by Lion C. Doyle depicts families busy with corn and harvest. Quail calls echo through woods as autumn nears and hunting plans grow, with winter reprieve imagined in quiet farm evenings.
In a May cafe Tom spots Miss Amanda Smith with another man and learns she is married. A friend learns the tale, investigates the ring, discovers misperception about left and right hands, and writes Tom a sharp warning before serving as best man at his wedding.
The New York Times notes porterhouse steaks have fallen from fashion as Delmonico steaks rise in popularity removed of tenderloin. Consumers favor bone in sirloin or Delmonico with tenderloin served separately, shifting butchers to new carving methods.
The Trans Siberian Railroad will finish in about two years at the current rate of work. Costs are likely to exceed the original estimate of 175 million 500 thousand dollars.
A watch kept running continuously will tick 160144000 times in one year. The figure reflects a non stop cycle of the watch mechanism over 12 months.
A sermon argues Job’s restoration came from praying for his adversaries Eliphaz Bildad and Zophar. It extols selflessness, warns against anger, and urges intercession for enemies as a path to spiritual and temporal renewal, citing Florence Nightingale as example and praising active prayer.
A compact roundup notes that Germany records 1 638 accidents on Friday amid weekly totals of 9 948. It also claims Australia has many doctors, Jules Verne turns 73 in good health and at work on a new novel. A quote urges unity among brothers despite unbrotherly behavior.
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