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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
3
A reflective piece urges youths to confide in their mothers through every sorrow and trial. It emphasizes seeking maternal counsel during trigls and troubles, resisting temptation, and letting mothers share burdens and defend against danger. The tone is admonitory and nurturing.
A sermon from Dr. Talmage from Paris exhorts Christians to imitate Christ’s gentleness self sacrifice humility prayer and hard work. He argues true change comes only by God’s grace and urges believers to cultivate the spirit of Christ to achieve heaven. He contrasts worldly ease with the demanding path of faithful service.
In a London drawing room, Elsie hides a heart shaped photo frame from Jack Stewart, who returns from South Africa with doubts. Elsie insists the framed hero is a new beloved soldier, and Jack confronts the truth when the frame finally holds his own face. The moment shifts from romance to stunned recognition as Elsie’s love appears to bind them.
Miss Tookah Turner a highly accomplished quarter breed Cherokee is hailed as the swellest Indian girl in the West. Her father a wealthy white merchant, mother Cherokee, she wears Paris-made gowns and owns diamonds. She may marry a white man, typical for her class.
The text lists feeds for captive animals sea lions seals walruses and pelicans eat fish while monkeys young lions and hippopotamuses drink milk with a grown hippo consuming about fifteen quarts daily polar bears eat bread and monkeys eat fruit. It also notes the phrase Just like a man is not complimentary and comments on ideal wives when an old maid smooths a man’s plumage.
A compact collection of sermon excerpts on character and sin. Includes Rev. R. T. Davidson urging supreme thought of character and its worth beyond scandal, Rev. Dr. Mc Dowell stressing God’s grace, and Rev. Thornton H. Rice challenging self-honesty about presumptuous sins.
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