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Newspaper
Flora Enterprise Sentinel
Location
Flora, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1904
Page
2
A satirical verse from the Chicago Daily News humorously blurs lines between schooling and romance. The speaker boasts of knowledge across grammar, finance, and laws of precedence, only to admit Maud’s indifference is due to witty teasing rather than true insight.
Mander, his wife, and two daughters live on a remote island after a pirate ship marooned them two years ago. He explains their improvised home, barter with merchant ships for essentials, and the eldest daughter Lucilia's deprivation. Dickory befriends the family, admires their courage, and contemplates a possible voyage with the group if a ship should anchor nearby.
Lucilla appears in sailor wear, thrilling Mander and Dickory as a merchant ship arrives. A rough crew recognizes old friends, offers aid to the Manders, and plans to take the family to Jamaica aboard the brig. Dickory purchases cloth to fashion gowns, and Lucilla accepts the change with growing confidence.
The Knowlton English pack is hunted entirely by women led by Miss Gladys Peto with two cousins as whips. About 50 to 100 followers join on special days. The piece notes the stamina of English girls and the plowed country aiding the chase. A Methodist clergyman attests to the granddaughter who testified at prayer meeting with a now famous line.
Historic church lesson surveys John chapter one, tracing the Word with God the Father, Christ’s forerunner John the Baptist, the reception of light by some, and the Word made flesh. It emphasizes Jesus as the life and light for a world dead in sins and calls readers to faith in him.
Brazil's foreign funded debt tops 230 million. German birth rates fall in Berlin and other cities. In Madrid, pickpockets grow bold in broad daylight while police are blamed. Dover hosts a tea anglers fishing contest. winner weighs six ounces after five hours with a whiting.
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