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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1883
Page
3
Instructions on training horses emphasize gentleness, firm handling, and patient, stepwise methods on slopes and level ground, including backing, leading, and even horse reading by rewards. A Rural New Yorker anecdote recalls a grand sculptor replying to a threaten novel plan with a bold statue-edge retort.
Dr Wilder argues against cutting hair, claiming it wounds and wastes vital force. Long hair symbolizes freedom and manliness, with beards needed for protection. He links baldness to diet, hats, heredity, and disease, urging preservation of bodily integrity for health and longevity.
The sculptor Clesinger married George Baga’s daughter, a union that soon cooled amid a noted falling out, leaving a tainted personal tie between art and letters.
The report notes vigorous American cider exports to England and some to France, led by a Warren Street firm with Madison county orchards. Pressing occurs in Oct Dec by steam, using ungrafted apples, and 250000 bushels crushed yielding 20000 barrels. Cider ages well two to three years, then is bottled. sour stock is made into vinegar.
A mother asks what the four year old is thinking. He recounts a parable of two colts in a field. One colt belongs to a man with no God and is hungry. The other colt grows and gains a tail and a buggy on limb as his owner has a God.
A magazine fragment depicts a sparsely titled exchange where a reporter asks for news, learns a varnish spill on a truck renders the item stale, and is sent home by slow freight. The source also notes Tony Pastor was cured of rheumatic pains by St Jacobs Oil.
A collection of brief notes on beauty and health remedies. Hot water facial treatment from London Truth with a peach tint outcome. German soft soap for sores and glandular issues mixed with cologne water. Siberian ice panes admired for window cost and durability. A Harrison, Ohio reader credits Dr Guysett's Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla for his daughter's dyspepsia and irregularities.
Is It Worth the Money Explain the promise of a twenty five cent bottle to relieve corns with prompt permanent ease. Thousands testify to its value and it is advertised as safe and painless. Sold by druggists everywhere with wholesale from Lord Stoutenburgh Co Chicago. A stray line mentions a muttered remark about a man with a crossed gaze.
Clergy members Reverend Boonen Ippres and Lockwoop praise Warner White Wine of Tar Syrup for public speakers troubled by throat and lung issues. Sold by all druggists. A lecturer remarked a train of thought lacked only a sleeping car.
Burr o Marshall Michigan advertises electro belts for nervous debility and vitality loss with a thirty day trial for men young or old. It warns that risk is incurred as trials are allowed. Also touts pure cod liver oil from Caswell, Hazard Co. New York and claims superior carboline hair treatment for skin and scalp conditions.
The article argues emigration from Germany will grow yearly unless drastic reforms occur. It laments Bismarck era failures, price drops in land, monetary woes from gold standard shifts, floods destroying vineyards and farms, and the spread of Socialism. It forecasts the German empire’s collapse and U.S. immigration gains, with sensational aside on meningitis claims linked to Horace Greeley.
A Nashua New Hampshire reflection notes that many leading residents have mill work in their past, proving labor and culture coexist. Shenpao reports a 34 year old man with thirty two children sixteen pairs of twins, supported by neighbors. Scientific American warns against ice from impure pond water as a health risk. A Life quote recalls Solomon on stock markets. Hood's Sarsaparilla touts cures for sores once doubted by many.
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