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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1892
Page
3
The piece extols memory as a source of past pleasures and recounts how health recovers after illness. It cites Annie Jenness Miller and Warner's Safe Cure as a notable remedy, claiming it has helped many and improved life quality.
A. G. Greenhill proposes onshore vaccination like sea sickness prevention. A full scale ship cross-section on a pivot would replicate rolling, allowing gradual familiarization from upper decks to a mast. Practice in such a meta centric cradle could reduce sea sickness once at sea.
A dialogue snippet shows Schultz and Miller admiring a dog and trading quips about a past pet. The exchange notes the dog’s apparent sense and a humorous comparison to their own idle lives. The scene reflects rural Texas chatter and humorous observations.
In a deserted hotel billiard room a commercial traveler played a bashful large man. The drummer won most games until a final run by the bashful player and a $2 bet sealed the outcome as onlookers watched with curiosity and approval.
A butcher in Muyen near Trier found a golden cross relic in the stomach of a slaughtered cow. A relic collector paid a high price for the artifact, far exceeding the cow’s value.
A satirical draft cites differences between a millionaire and a statesman and weighs patriotism, campaign finance, and accountability. It questions what makes a politician popular and warns of dividend politics and possible legal peril for some.
The Berlin post office museum houses about four to five thousand stamp specimens. Roughly half are European, with the rest from America, Asia, Africa, and Australia. The piece notes the vast number of postage varieties and criticizes taxmen who ignore experience.
A historical miscellany blends a warning about the collapse of a decaying tenement with a sales pitch for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, urging digestion and vigor as defense against fatigue and illness. The piece mingles circus anecdotes, bridal fashion notes, and assorted product promotions.
Scott and Bownr chemists at 132 South sth Avenue advertise Scott’s Emulsion of cod liver oil as a trusted remedy. The message claims all druggists carry the item and promotes it as a staple among chemists nationwide.
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