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Newspaper
Orland Zenith
Location
Orland, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1900
Page
7
A garbled OCR passage presents fragmented lines praising a woman named Audrey and a male figure, with mentions of crafts and a poised domestic scene. The text references fate, gifts, and a religious or tribune-like tone, but provides no clear narrative or concrete events.
In a Chicago Tribune tale set in a city hospital, a physician caring for Mrs. Traine and her invalid mother falls for the widow. After thwarting a burglar, he asks for marriage as payment for his care, turning medical debt into a life partnership.
A London Answers item claims the spellings Shakespeare and Shakspere each have ten vowels and six consonants. Their combined count yields 46, guiding readers to Psalm 46 to find the words shake and spear at specific word positions, revealing Shakespear.
A Romanian census shows about 4 million of 6.09 million people cannot read or write and only around 1 million have any education. The figures highlight a high illiteracy rate across the nation.
Labor Day began in New York City and was celebrated on Monday September 4 1882. It is now a legal holiday in thirty five states and the District of Columbia.
A 19th century styled page mixes childlike dialogue with moral tales and quips. Stories feature girls and boys learning honesty temperance and responsibility through simple episodes and proverbs. The piece includes humor about school and family life plus a Alaskan fish candle note and nursery moral exchanges.
A reflection on listening versus talking highlights the need to hear rather than interrupt. It urges quiet attention, note taking, and genuine listening as an inspiration to speakers. The piece notes common habits of distraction and emphasizes thoughtful, respectful dialogue.
In a Chicago Times Herald fragment, Daw criticizes illiberal voting, party bosses, and graft. He argues that uneducated or immigrant voters can wield outsized influence, while established elites fear losing control as corruption and accessible privileges erode.
Senator Rye highlighted 1898 figures showing the United States producing the largest wheat and corn shares, exporting provisions and mercantile goods, pig iron and copper output, rail length, and leading global production in key sectors. The Lake Michigan fisheries employed 3,728 with $2,719,654 capital and last year’s catch valued at $1.1 million. A bale of cotton is a baleful blessing.
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