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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1881
Page
3
The speaker portrays a long spiritual journey toward peace and divine guidance. He gratefully accepts rest, praises God for comforting paths, and asks for understanding of God’s care for each pilgrim. The poem contemplates enduring life as a pilgrimage toward a brighter garden beyond.
Fowler and partner Mr Vanatta own a vast 25000 acre Benton County tract centered in Center and Paris Grove townships. Tenancies divide the land into sixty farms with uniform one third rent of crop value. The estate features tiling, fencing, cattle and Hereford stock, hay production, and a mix of nationalities among tenants.
A list of quaint colonial laws shows strict Sabbath rules forbidding various daily actions and worship nonconformity. Other items include forbidding ministers to run schools, penalties for theft of corn, child education moves, spousal control, drunkenness penalties, and punishment for lying.
The article discusses omitting the doxology from Matthew's Lord's Prayer as an interpolation found in later manuscripts. It links the phrase to Aryan and Zend Avesta hymns and notes scholars doubt its original presence. It also mentions contemporary political figures and a quip about marriage from an old maid.
A New Orleans woman finds her intoxicated husband in an alley. Rather than anger, she gently positions him and retrieves a $20 bill from his vest, saying she will buy a bonnet. She then hurries to the nearest shop, moved by devotion despite his drinking.
Keokuk Gate City uncovers a Burlington suspect described as the meanest man on record. A deaf mute organist slept at the west office corner when his hand organ was stolen and a churn substituted. The thief returned the churn and fled with four pounds of butter after dawn.
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