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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1889
Page
3
A firm head tells a young traveling salesman on payday that he will be given a raise after promising only to spend his week’s salary. The exchange ends with the caller’s employer noting he will receive a raise, and the salesman asks if he can briefly leave to go down the street.
Washington Post notes that Japanese observers could learn from U S House organization during hardship. It cites a Tuscola Illinois sheep that fasted sixty six days after being confined beneath a straw stack, illustrating paradoxes of restraint and freedom.
A discourse extols the home as a haven of guidance from parents whose memory lingers after death. It warns of kidney disease misdiagnosed as symptoms and promotes Warner's Safe Cure as a lifesaving remedy to maintain the family unit and prevent death.
Peach stones to fuel fires in California. A Portland Chronicle item touts fruit pits as an emergency heat source, praising their burning quality and suggesting planting oily seeds to curb coal dependence. The ad shows Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for malarial and digestive woes.
A rich Onpa businessman distraught by a sensational love scene shot himself twice after inviting a barrel-organ player and being joined by his wife who then hanged herself. The episode follows a broader panic labeled mania in Russia Europe. Also included is a note on catarrh treatment and a Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claiming constitutional cure with testimonials.
Fragmentary note lists old English female names Dor othy Cynthia Barbara Anne Elizabeth Katherine succeeding earlier names for a group. It reads like a playful roster with unclear context and no clear event or entities beyond generic given names.
A. J. Bowsry of Empire House Independence Iowa writes that after six bottles of Uitdbard's Viewmatic Syrup his inflammatory rheumatism joint pain stomach disease and neuraglia vanished. He praises the remedy as the best ever formulated and offers to answer inquiries.
A letter to the editor from A Slocum M C promising a positive cure for consumption. He pledges to send two bottles of his remedy free to readers who mail their express and post office addresses. The note includes his address at 1684 Pourl St and concludes with respectful closing.
Edwin seeks Angelina's hand with devotion while arguing his case to her mother. He claims to admire Angelina's amiability and character after careful observation, aiming to secure consent and create a perfect wife and mother in law. The mother smiles and grants consent, sealing the future union.
In a jungle expedition reported by Forest and Stream, a party describes nest behavior of hornbills and a dramatic encounter with a large captive-snake hunter. Malays lasso and truss the serpent, detailing its size and the danger to the group, then describe jungle fowl, pheasants, parrots, and pigeons observed during the chase.
A combined sleeping and chair car runs daily from Chicago via Chico and Eastern Illinois Railroad to Springfield passing through Indianapolis Crawfordsville and Troy arriving Crawfordsville 6 50 am Indianapolis 740 am Troy 1240 noon Springfield 10 pm Cincinnati 1210 noon Louisville 1215 noon Berth rate from Chicago to Indianapolis is 1 50 Chicago City Ticket Office Sherman House No 64 Clark Street
The 1880s report to the Dutch chambers details tigers forcing depopulation in Bantam with 600000 residents at risk. In 1887 sixty one were killed, and villagers fear borders of forests. Rewards for killing increased and superstition, plus scarce guns, hinder eradication efforts.
A clergyman plagued by catarrh for years finds a remedy that fully cures him and saves his life. Readers can obtain the recipe free by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to Prof J A Lawrence at 83 Warren Street New York City.
Elllisville Eagle notes Dr. Mary Walker works on a device to keep trousers from bagging and suggests she also find a way to obtain new trousers and avoid wear. Ren Bernier is hailed as a champion mascot of the nineteenth century. The government must buy large numbers of forty two star flags and Ben of United States Bunting Co will profit. Women reportedly live longer than men due to secrecy about age, causing Death to misjudge their arrivals.
In a concise medical aside, Dr. Scripture identifies Otard’s distress as an appravated stomach issue. The note frames the ailment as a stomach related problem with casual old time phrasing. Names and precise medical terms are sparsely used, preserving a quaint newspaper tone.
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