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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
7
A sermon urging individuals to become beloved by others through selfless action and public benevolence. It extols charitable works, the example of historical figures, and the need to build and sustain institutions of faith and care, aligning personal virtue with national pride.
A collection of quotes from ministers on life beyond printed gospel, inner spiritual cleansing for workers and preachers, the ideal home as American paradise, and God's inclusive revelation through Jesus Christ. Notable voices include Rev J A Rondthaler, Rev W B Leach, Rev Dr Pickard, and Rev A B Penniman.
A New England family learns Cousin Joshua left 150000 for churches and a half acre cottage at Tyler's Crossing. Persis falls for Charles Frederick Greyson, the heir, after a scheme to marry the widder Bassett's son backfires, ending in an engagement to Greyson and a twist of mistaken identity.
A poetic meditation on gratitude describing a heart that remains calm through aging, cherishes life and sight, and values human love and solace. The verse notes a steady cheer, daily gratitude, and the enduring treasure of a thankful heart as life persists.
Dr. Lehwess, naturalized English, born in Germany, begins a round the world automobile voyage with Paris as a starting point. He is known for his long travel plans and distinctive cross continental route.
The report notes a Paris resident plans to complete a cosmopolitan circuit by traveling around the world in an automobile. The doctor states the journey began when he departed Paris.
The town of York Maine marked 250 years since its incorporation under the name York, formerly Gorgeana named after Sir Ferdinand Gorges who received a 1622 land grant. Early Indian attacks in 1622-23 decimated inhabitants, with garrison remains noted. The piece also recalls York’s role in the Revolutionary era and a humorous anecdote about a rude railway official.
A Mexican carpenter views hanging one door as a big day while an American can hang ten. The piece reflects on an old-fashioned woman asking her sulking boy if the cat has got his tongue.
A collage of humorous exchanges from various periodicals features quips about class, wealth, and social pretenses. Jests touch on marriage, money, reading, golf, and town life with a stream of sharp one liners and social satire.
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