Mount Carmel Register 18 Published Every Wednesday
The Mount Carmel Register 18 announces weekly publication from Goforth's Building on Main Street. Subscription is 1.50 per year if paid within six months. longer delays raise the price to 2. Subscriptions auto-renew unless the publisher is notified otherwise, and papers aren’t discontinued until all arrears are settled.
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Mount Carmel Register
Bowers
Ymnee
Goforth’s
Express
The Traitors End and the Arnold Story
A midnights tale frames Benedict Arnold as the traitor, recalling his warning, desecration of honor, and a dying confessor’s unveiling of a colonel’s commission in Arnold’s faded uniform. Also recaps Mormon massacres, frontier rumors, and Civil War era tensions with Salt Lake and plains violence.
Duties of Parents to Schools
Guidance urges parents to keep children in school regularly and well dressed. It advises respect for school rules, orderly conduct, studiousness, thoughtful reading, politeness, and active support for the teacher and School welfare to set a serious example for children.
When Does Wool Grow
Advice from J. D. Chamberlain in Genesee Farmer states wool grows from shear to frost, shaping the clip. for a heavy wool clip feed when wool grows and use extra feed. Wool draw harms carcass and deceives farmers. one bushel of corn can yield an extra pound of wool and ease later wintering. Let sheep grow poor during wool growth, then recruit next summer.
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J. D. Chamberlain
Genesee Farmer
The Body, Mind, and Dangers of Passion
The author argues most deaths result from disappointment, toil, or accidents rather than old age. Strong passions shorten life, while weaker individuals live longer. Bold people exhaust themselves. the prudent protect themselves and endure longer.
Pennsylvania Proposal Endorses Abolition of Small Bank Notes
A Pennsylvania proposal seeks to abolish all bank notes below twenty dollars. The move targets reducing currency clutter and promoting larger denominations in circulation.
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Pennsylvania
Sweet and gentle lady praised beyond portraits
The writer lauds a Scottish lady as sweet and gentle with an indefinable charm. They recall Sir Henry Raeburn on expression, praise her statuesque features, graceful bearing, and winning mouth while noting charm that captivates audiences more than any painting.
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Blackwood
Sir Henry Raeburn
Strand
Burn
General Jackson a Portrait of Resolve and Threats
A first person reminiscence recalls Andrew Jackson in Independence Square addressing a crowd of 20 000. The speaker recalls a bank crisis and threats of rebellion as Jackson vows to stand firm with the people and strike down abuses of power. The account lauds his resolve and compares him to historic leaders.
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Gow
Independence Square
Great Bank
Philadelphia
Capitol
Hlaman
Washington
Greece
Rome
Cromwell
Napoleon
Andrew Jackson
Lippard
Progressive Agriculture Promotes Rural Prosperity and Values
The New York Observer extols progressive agriculture as a force for beauty and stability in country life. It notes improvements such as better barns, gutters, stables, drains, fences, and tools, alongside thriving families, diverse crops, and wholesome habits, while urging support for journals and education.
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The
New York Observer
Philosophy of Railroads and labor prosperity
The author argues railroads distribute money to the people to boost trade and employment. He states borrowing funds circulates through all industries, urges high domestic labor activity, and warns against importing foreign labor which drains money and causes waste. Labor increases circulation and builds a wealth basis for future issues.
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England
Woman's devotion amid prison life lesson from Albany
The Albany Statesman notes wives show devotion to imprisoned husbands while husbands rarely visit their wives in state prison. The piece highlights harshness faced by jailed women and calls this a lesson of life about gender roles and compassion.
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Albany Statesman
New York Journal of Health Attacks Cold Water
The New York Journal of Health denounces cold water baths as pernicious and often fatal humbugs and opposes even washing faces. It claims animate nature shuns cold water, argues it cannot purify hands, and criticizes widespread writings on its supposed benefits.
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New York Journal of Health
Good humor as elixir of life says Will Winrow
Will Winrow argues that lighthearted wit and comic talk help the mind and body resist stress and disease. He states laughter oils the intricate machinery of life, reducing friction from daily cares and enabling smoother, longer performance of body and mind.
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Will Winrow
Earth
Cheap and Warm Covering From Newspaper Sheets
A Washington City correspondent reports using six copies of a popular weekly as a light bed cover, weighing about three pounds for three beds. He finds the cheap, simple method curbs chill without heavy coverings and costs only four cents per pound for old newspapers.
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N. Y. Evening Post
Washington City
Three Operations of Husbandry for Good Farming
Rawstone in Remarks on Lancash ire Farming argues a rule for converting bad land to productive soil. He lists three operations: drain superfluous water, restore fertility with manure, and extract noxious weeds to ensure manure boosts crops.
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Rawstone
Lancashire
Eccentric Courtroom Rant On Cows In Sussex County
A bar member cited in a Common Pleas term quibbled over Biers capacity to judge cows. The speaker mocked a Sussex county origin claiming Biers would not reach eternal gates if past over a heavenly arch inscribed No contracting done here.
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Court of Common Pleas
Biers
Sussex County
N. J
New Jersey
Pearl
Herven
Guilty Appearance Not Proof of Crime
The Boston Post argues that looking guilty does not prove guilt and that an innocent person may blush under accusation while a guilty person can be unfazed. It cites an example of a man arrested for stealing a horse who turns out to own it.
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Carson Valley
San Bernardino
Utah
Mountain Meadows
Los Angeles Star
Plains
Santa Clara Canon
Mountain Springs
Great Basin
Cedar City
Salt Lake City
Star
J. W. Christian
Angela
Arkansas
Parley Pratt
Santa Clara
Looxine
Boston Post
Live Stock Market Report in Chicago Yard Sales
Hogs declined about 25c with yesterday’s sales clearing the yards at 3,835 to 84.10. Packers avoid contracting except at low figures amid expectations of abundant supply. Cattle are dull and no beef packing is expected here. No good cattle in market and prices for inferior stock fall. For sheep, no recent sales after several days with the last price noted.
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Chicago Press
Promoting Small Bills Drives Trade and Confidence
The piece argues that prompt spending of small denominations sustains the money market, supports merchants and banks, and boosts public morale. It warns that hoarding cash during hard times worsens the economy and slows activity.
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Cincinnati Times
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Quever
Louvis Democrat
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Brigham Young
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