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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
3
A Pall Mall Gazette poem describes a golden cradle rocking in a rose red sky and a Moon-Baby sleeping beneath tender stars and gentle planets. The scene features clouds as curtains and winds as lullaby, with every celestial helper watching over the Moon-Baby king.
The tale follows Olympia at the Gaiety Theater who notices Juan Rodriguez de Penador a broken fortune heir and poor servant. She gives him a chance with a card to the agent Roberts and later learns his Madrid wealth vanished. A Paris return and a Val de Loire bouquet finish the scene as the crowd applauds.
Inventor John D. Brotherston of Buffalo New York introduces a compact water powered device to beat eggs whip cream stir sauces and mix batter. The unit mounts in a base supporting a glass bowl with a knuckle jointed heater connected by a faucet and adjustable nozzle for a watertight stream to drive curved impeller buckets.
A singer Olympia receives a gift of pearls and a proposal from Don Juan de Pena flor after a Paris engagement. She declines as a singer and accepts marriage to the Marquis de Penaflor. West Kansas near Fort Riley preserves Pawnee, the first state capital, with a two story stone capitol built by boosters and Governor A H Reder before the town faded after the legislature's first meeting.
Kansas hosts seven capitol buildings, but the Statehouse in Topeka stands as a handsome yet unfinished modern structure. The earlier Pawnee Township Statehouse possesses a uniquely romantic history and efforts are under way to preserve this relic from time.
The account recalls settlers from Eastern Kansas traveling 150 miles in prairie schooners to Pawnee to open the Legislature. They stayed in wagons, held a brief session, then adjourned to Shawnee Mission. Pawnee never grew into a town as cholera struck in 1856 and the State House was abandoned, later proposed for preservation as a reminder of early efforts to establish a great city.
In Russia wages show horses cost more than men, and men more than women. In the Nishni-Volga region average pay per day is 72 cents for man and horse together, 34 cents for a man, 34 cents for a horse, and 10 to 20 cents for women. The central region shows horse 23, man 29, woman 13 cents. In the southern steppe horse 36, man 25, woman 16 cents. The piece links low human wages to social degradation and barbarism.
A sermon urges Christians to see believers as royal kin in Christ. It crowns God as Father, describes the heavenly mansion, heirlooms of creation, and reunion at the family table, urging faithful endurance with biblical imagery of light, cross, dove, lamb, and glory.
A compilation of religious voices argues for social outreach to "save souls" through following Jesus, honoring the Ten Commandments, and acknowledging inherited moral taint. Clergymen from New Orleans Akron New York City weigh charity, law, and societal reform amid calls to kindness and justice.
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