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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1892
Page
2
The Register weighs conscience over gossip, notes the cost of a hangman’s knot at 2.50, and praises Rockefeller giving 1,000,000 to the University of Chicago. It humorously cites Sage likely donating 50 cents, warns knowledge is comparative, and jokes about oysters, Butler’s book restraint, and friendly reproof.
Australia demands a million feet of space for the exposition with many travelers content to display in a small 24 foot ring, urging generous allotment of room to exhibit the nation’s other products.
Warren Springer faces manslaughter charges amid indictments against whisky trust magnates for alleged antitrust violations. The discussion questions whether justice is equal for the rich, urging reason and equity as guiding principles while calling for exercise to be self-pleasing and free from economic expediency.
A World protest opposes Postmaster General censorship arguing for law and due process rather than arbitrary power. Western Europe storms highlight British lighthouse reforms as Tyndall and Plimsoll figures urge safer coast defenses amid wrecks and public outcry.
A reflective verse about the ache of what is left undone. It notes tender words unsent, letters unwritten, flowers ungiven, and acts of kindness未 done, haunting at night. The poem links unspoken duties to heartache as life grows short.
United States Marshal Lawrence Nutting in Southwestern Virginia pursues outlaw Ruloff Allen. A nocturnal confrontation ends when Allen shoots himself with Nutting’s silver bullet weapon, saving the marshal from ambush and sealing Allen’s fate.
The first drops of blood shed in the War of the Rebellion are declared to be in the possession of Col. B. K. Hawkes of the Pension Office in Washington. They are said to have been shed by Col. B. E. Kelley who commanded Federal forces at Phillippi the war’s first battle. Kelley was wounded in the lung by a bullet that pierced his vest but survived and lived to an old age.
A malaria endemic can strike whole communities and only the strong survive. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is promoted as the supreme protective remedy and effective against malaria. It is also claimed to curb chronic indigestion liver trouble constipation rheumatism and kidney complaints.
The Prince of Wales winks his left eye rapidly when annoyed or nervous. Prince Edward props his chin with his thumb and finger. The German Emperor pulls his mustache furiously while the Austrian and Italian rulers display distinctive facial touches. The Czar fingers his hair or rests his hand on his head as the Khedive taps his left foot impatiently.
Statement claims deafness due to inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube, not local applications. Promises 100 dollars for any case of deafness from catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure, offering circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. price 75 cents.
Principal Ware of the Hawkinsville graded school imagines a plan to curb misbehavior by whipping unruly boys and making them post bonds. The bondsmen, chosen as one to three peers, guarantee future good conduct and ensure the principal stays on the straight path, as the bondsmen would hold him accountable for any misdeeds.
From March 22 regular fares via Chicago to Louisville New Albany Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton drop to 6 dollars to Indianapolis and 3 65. These are daily rates not limited to a brief excursion period. Tickets must read via the Monon. For details contact IL E Sessions in Minneapolis or F C Reed in Chicago or James Barker in Chicago.
A down East fisherman recounts a startling Grand Manan near whale incident. His dory was nearly swallowed until he used presence of mind and steadiness, throwing a quid of tobacco into the whale’s eye to escape. The tale preserves a vivid survivor narrative from a remote coast.
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