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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1877
Page
1
The Register lists subscription rates at 150 dollars yearly in advance or 82 dollars after six months, with strict adherence to payment. Advertising charges are detailed by column size and duration, with fractions counted as full. local notices charged per line. Payment for transient or job work is required in advance or on delivery.
A poem by Jane C. Simpson describes two lovers who part with solemn farewell. Their bond remains strong beyond time and distance as one grants a cherished token and then vanishes, leaving a noble soul whose memory echoes in love.
A poem explaining color origins of roses through a nightingale, sorrow, and a queen of love. The verse traces red from white, white from red, and sweetness from a heavenly touch, concluding with the line Scribner for April.
The narrator Dick Thompson proclaims himself a blunt plain gailor who learned to splice the main brace aboard the Indiana. He speaks of Indiana’s misty waters and Morton's gay armadas riding the bounding billows, claiming a mariner’s high degree and a playful note that he spells his name with a P.
Poem verse invites a loved one to linger in nature away from the crowd. The speaker pledges sincere, long held affection and asks the beloved to listen and affirm that love has endured. The piece centers on emotion, nature, and devotion in a lyrical address.
Fragmentary text references a haven associated group opposing suppression of news. No clear individuals, organizations, places, or dates readable. Summary limited by legibility to indicate a discussion of a haven linked group and press suppression.
The New York Sun reports a chaotic Cabinet gathering as Hayes, Ingersoll, Sherman, and others spar over policy. Amid jittery health metaphors and allegorical talk, the group delays decisive action, hinting at a postponed strategy and lingering tensions within the administration.
A health note claims iron nails cause injuries but are not fatal and that burning wool smoked over the wound heals pain. It asserts twenty minutes in wool smoke removes inflammation and pain from wounds and lockjaw risks are avoided by this method.
A fragment references Pinchback and Trad doubting Frederick Douglass, posing who will value either figure. The line hints at disputed esteem without detailing events, emphasizing personal opinions over actions or outcomes.
In Milford a new resident faces harsh gossip about a rumored past. Mrs Graves and Mrs Wood ignite a rumor mill that isolates the widow as the village converts rumor into social ruin. The visiting college president learns the truth, condemning the scandalmongers and defending the innocent woman.
A rambling Winterton T House in London housed a long lived eccentric woman who died aged, leaving a sealed room from a wedding breakfast. A former maid applicant’s practical test revealed a brisk honesty. Also shared are furniture polishing tips and snatched anecdotes about Frederick Tennyson and Dr Johnson.
The Democrats of Indiana have won two major contests this year, strengthening national unity and devotion to Democratic principles. The Cincinnati Inquirer’s proposed Indiana Senatorship critique is criticized as unnecessary. Sen Dricks is not seeking the Senate, having served as vice president and earning renown. The Enquirer’s alleged ties to Grant are questioned, with emphasis that the party’s future in Ohio offers broader opportunities for influence.
Professor Grant described the vast scale of space in Edinburgh. He compared a train moving at fifty miles per hour to the moon and sun, showed light would take years to reach Alpha Centauri, and noted stars’ distances imply we see past light from extinct stars. He also stated Alpha Lyrae is enormous and distant, with the sun being typical in size among stars.
A tailor presses a seven year old debt with a stern tone, and Jim replies with a witty retort that declares friendship remains unaltered. The exchange, noted on the paper as a lighthearted moment, is described as a clever bit of diplomacy.
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