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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
3
A devotional piece quoting King Hassan about tomorrow as a new day and renewed courage. It reflects on overcoming life’s battles, wiping stains, and embracing the indomitable spirit with faith and perseverance, urging the soul to adopt a cheerful creed.
A love triangle unfolds among Dan and Don as Sue chooses between them. Don saves Dan during a horse ride accident and rushes to Sue, who awaits him at home, as the dramatic scene shifts toward resolution.
Nebraska leads in canning with corn as the chief product and tomatoes as a strong secondary. The article details factory layouts, gear, water use, labor from farmers to buskers, and processes from husking to final canning and labeling. It also notes electric gut plants and steam cleaning, then abruptly shifts to a romantic dialogue involving Sue and Dan, ending with Dan’s six-week southern marriage to another woman.
Forts earned wealth through constant invention and acquisition of others devices. For thirty years he expanded his fortune with life saving technology, driven by his air brake innovations and related products.
A Waterbury machinist E J Manville hears a woman complain of finger prick and creates the safety pin. Connecticut mechanic Carlos French, after a bumpy railway journey, develops a resilient car spring now used nationwide. George Westinghouse, spurred by a railroad collision, designs a faster more reliable air brake.
Washington city profits from garbage disposal under contract. Waste is separated from ashes, shipped by rail to reduction works, sorted, and processed to yield oils sold to soapmakers, fertilizer from press cake, and hides or carcasses for leather. A monthly profit is said to be realized amid broader public health notes.
France holds a record as a major gold user with 2300 tuns coined over forty years, surpassing the English mint which used 1400 tuns in the same period.
A sermon extols the imperative word Come as the divine invitation to salvation. It urges belief in Christ, repentance, and prayer, contrasting gospel mercy with world’s empty consolations, and calls readers to respond now to find solace, peace, and eternal life.
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