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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
3
Poetry recounts a lovers bond that spans distant worlds and vows to unite two hearts. The speaker pleads for mutual devotion through duty sacrifice and truth, envisioning happiness if their two worlds can converge.
In Engiagd a spring scene frames Evangelie and Evangeline Rohan when Dr Tarrowden arrives with a plea. He seeks access to Mile Rohan for a dying child whose one wish is to hear the diva sing at a charity theater, a plan tied to Evangeline’s fate and the castle’s first night show.
A Milan debutant Eva, famed for an angelic voice, sings to a sick child in a village castle. The performance moves a crowd as Eva confronts danger from Count Devas, who assaults her on stage but is thwarted by Dr. Harrowden. Eva survives and hints at a shared future with the physician.
In a sermon focusing on Romans, Dr. Talmage urges churches to stop building on others foundations and to evangelize the world. He condemns religious elites for pedantry and calls for outreach to skeptics, alcoholics, and neglected youth, likening churches to lifeboats and urging active, inclusive mission.
Miss Leland Norton, president of the Chicago Cat Club, launches an asylum tied to Salvation Army aid to house and feed cats lacking homes. The Chicago Cat Refuge will fund its hospital with sales of Persian and Angora cats, plus donations including a $50 check from Mrs. Co L Wagoner of Sandusky.
The piece rails at premature baldness rising among both sexes and introduces a new ailment called telephone ear. It describes ear buzzing and drum abscesses from constant phone use by girls. It hints at changing family dynamics where boys mirror women’s chatter and abandon old rocking chairs.
A collection of brief moral reflections from religious figures praising progress and social influence while warning of evil days. The sermons contrast modern achievement with moral vigilance, stressing the home and motherly care as key community influence and noting the inevitability of injustice as a source of suffering.
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