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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1913
Page
8
Col Ritter of Indianapolis delivered the principal address at Corydon’s Old Settlers gathering held last Saturday. The event drew an estimated 1200 attendees, featured awards for age and relics, and celebrated community history with speeches by Rev. Taylor and others.
The ceremony occurred at Highland Presbyterian Church in Atlanta with Rev. Hawes officiating. Bride wore noir bleu moire traveling gown and carried roses. attendants and out of town guests listed. Couple to reside at 4 Myrtle Street after an extended Pacific coast trip.
The Christian Herald recalls how after Rome left Britain chaos formed roads filled with theft. King Arthur united noble men at a round table to become knights who redress wrongs defend the weak and protect women in the spirit of the cross.
A ragged man pleads at a Providence woman's door asking for a piece of cake for his birthday, revealing a sentimental moment about sacrifice and hunger. The woman questions if bread would suffice, while the tramp explains two days without a bite and frames the request as his birthday.
The passage recalls a medieval punishment attributed to Richard I during preparation for the third crusade. It describes pouring boiling pitch and covering a robber with feathers taken from a cushion to mark him.
In New York, Norman Hapgood urged immediate civic effort with the phrase Now is the time to pitch in and achieve. He pressed the audience to remember the present as the future they had hoped for, closing with Remember, my friends.
A reader notes a daughter playing the overture from Mignon on the piano, described with astonishment and a light editorial voice. The remark captures a moment of parental pride and cultural reference from the page.
A whimsical quip from Puck evokes a dream where money multiplies and an American girl appears. The dialogue plays with social vanity and longing in a moody mood piece.
The Chicago Tribune notes a theory of dream control where outsiders can influence dreams while the sleeper cannot. It mentions senses, orderable dreams, and ethical themes, with references to panels, senses, and a dream narrative from a weary listener.
A Youths Companion article cites Tito Munsterbere on an effective suggestion test. Participants compare pairs of circles with digits inside. even when circles are the same size, the higher digit is often perceived as larger by those susceptible to suggestion.
Francis duke of Lorraine and his wife, jailed in Nantes, planned an April 1 escape disguised as peasants. A bystander alerted guards, but the wall clock struck April fool and the couple slipped away before capture. The governor launched an investigation too late.
The early life of James Cook at Staithes shows him accused of theft after taking a bright shilling from a till. The master pressed for a charge, but Cook insisted he must leave, saying he could not stay a thief and headed to Whitby to begin a sea apprenticeship as Captain James Cook.
An Irish actor named Seymour earned the nickname Chouse after a mispronounced line in Othello. In Cork a chalked placard praised Chouse as an artist, while Flo performed as Othello and the gallery quipped Deuced good, house. The Moor’s dying scene drew a bold challenge from a bystander.
The article states the squirrel season ends in November rather than October 1 and promises full law publication next week. It notes many readers want immediate guidance and confirms that October hunting is allowed under current rules.
The history centers on J Bynum Lucy Smith Water Westar and Ann Harris known as the colored Nazarines with their attorney Westbrook who recently challenged church authority in a South Corydon small church. Judge Riddle noted women faced jail risk if clemency failed and partly remitted fines and costs after an appeal. bail secured remaining costs.
Local residents share visits across Pleasant Valley and Dio Valley as Mrs. Otto Bussabarger hosts relatives. Miss Grace rood and friends travel from Dayton Ohio to visit Rev. and Mrs. M. L. Peter. The Ladies Aid selects new officers led by President Mrs. M. L. Peter with plans for the next meeting at Mrs. Jacob Good’s home.
Andrew J. Glaze of Posey township received a fracture to the right arm and head and shoulder bruises when his wagon overturned after his horses were frightened by a train on the K and I Bridge. He was taken to the city hospital for medical attention.
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