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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1890
Page
3
In the Utica Globe a tale speaks of a rich man with a noble palace filled with costly marbles and foreign ivories. Ridicule sows distrust, breaking friendships and casting shadows over wealth and grandeur.
An elderly enslaved woman recounts her conversion experience in vivid dialect. Aunt Judy describes visions of angels, the devil, and a pious life, sharing how faith sustained her through slavery, loss, and freedom while awaiting the Master’s call.
Henry M. Stanley reportedly married Dorothy Fennant during a 67 or 68 Asia Minor stay. On a Tontan Island, a language barrier nearly doomed the match until an interpreter relayed the groom’s insistence that he came to marry, not to buy, his bride.
A brief wry exchange shows a boarding house joke about cost and meals. The line about Mrs Hash feeding boarders well leads to outgrowing clothes and losing savings on cheap rates. The Philadelphia Times carries the quip with sardonic humor.
A mixed excerpt contrasts Grant's balanced leadership with Benedek at Sadowa in 1866. Braga warned Benedek of an Austrian error. Benedek refused, and Prussia seized the decisive victory. The piece then touts Hostetters Stomach Bitters as a long promoted remedy for dyspepsia and illness.
A concise biographical sketch of Prince Bismarck highlights his lifelong fondness for truth in private and public life. Anecdotes recount his childhood memory lapse about broth and his careful check with his governess, plus a critical take on William Tell and Schiller.
Mrs. Blinks, a gentle wife, laments her husband’s profanity. Her sister, strong-willed, dares to enforce reform by testing a strict method. Mr. Kinks returns home tired and displeased, muttering about the slimmest meal he has seen.
Gratifying to Al. The high position attained and universal acceptance and approval of the pleasant liquid fruit remedy illustrate the value of its qualities on which its success is based. These statements reflect satisfying approval by the California Fig Syrup Company.
In a school scene, Robert Reed admits a fight after a boy teased Schoolmarin calling her ugly. She scolds gently, pardoning him this time but warns to control temper.
A fragmented 19th century clipping promotes Dr Snyder and a Chicago address at 245 State Street as a fat reducer claiming 1 to 25 pounds per month with no charge to relations. It notes transformations, mentions a wedding dress in Russia, a 81 mile railway at $9,000 per mile, and ends with Sapolio soap advertisement and Piso’s Cure claim.
Dr Pierce offers Golden Medical Discovery as a universal blood purifier usable any month for blood taints and humors. It markets as a cheap, alcohol free vegetable extract with no sugar, claiming cures for eczema scrofulous skin conditions and similar afflictions. Money-back if no benefit.
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