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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1901
Page
7
A verse from Youth's Companion extols workers who sweat for bread and keep to honest thresholds. It praises the sturdy arms guiding plows and anvils, the sentinels of liberty, and the Godward appreciation of labor while condemning idleness and excess. It envisions a new day born from diligent hands and moral strength.
Dick Jerram returns to his frail spirits after news of Mary Dudley’s fortune and a broken engagement. In a sleepless night he writes a farewell letter and plans to return Mary's ring, only to awaken to Mary at his bedside and a renewed vow of love. The couple reconciles as Mary admits her fault and pledges fidelity.
Collier's Weekly notes that when the American circus toured Europe, military observers watched the transport and setup with keen interest. An American crew quickly raised a 280 by 70 foot steel arch at the Olympia, after which army officers followed the operation to learn about loading, transport, and tent erection. A European monarch visited incognito to inspect circus logistics, deeming the act a key lesson in moving heavy material.
A London paper notes Miss Eulen Tyndale’s device to fight false alarms by an automatic post that rings the fire station, grips the alarmist with a bracelet, blows a whistle, and pays a shilling, though few would accept being chained to a post for 4 shillings.
A later obituary mentions Empress Frederick leaving seventeen grandsons and three granddaughters. The Washington Star quote describes a street encounter in New York where a person tricks a thief with police aid, transforming him into the robber by deception.
A 1901 sermon argues oblivion swallows generations yet kindness and memory endure. It cites biblical and historical examples, urges acts of mercy, and notes how heavenly memory immortalizes deeds, while God’s tattooed palms assure perpetual remembrance.
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