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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1892
Page
3
A bystander muses that crowds prefer noise to music at an evening park concert. The piece lists quotes on health products, a fatal wheel burst, and family anniversaries, asserting cleanliness and diet as core for health while noting curiosities and proverbs from the era.
William Alva argues ancient knowledge surpassed today’s, though secreted by elites. He cites Euclid, Archimedes, Damascus steel, Tyrian purple, glassmaking, steam-era machines, and early vaccination. He contrasts ancient diffusion with modern rapid invention, praising the match’s impact on humanity.
Grouchy did not march to Waterloo despite Napoleon orders. In Belgium during the Hundred Days he won at Fleurus and Ligny, then followed Blucher's army as commanded, missing a critical moment. Critics reduced his later popularity, but some praise his overall conduct.
Marshal Grouchy was born October 28 1766 and died May 29 1847. The notes record his birth and death dates under the heading by the emperor.
The article surveys flowers with remarkable traits from light response to night blooming and luminous varieties. It then describes a colossal Leeds sewing machine for heavy belting, detailing its nine inch rollers, thirteen inch needles, dual shuttles, and steam power. It also notes edible birds nest harvests in the Andaman Islands, with cave sites and quality yielding isinglass like nests.
A British private named Defries, only fourteen and a half, stands five feet five inches tall, with a 33 inch chest and 126 pounds. His father seeks discharge arguing tender years, while the War Office demands proof of his claimed age. A New York court ruled the Dutch lacked title to Manhattan Island.
Warde and Want. A waste of flesh and a want of digestion. These go together. People who cannot assimilate the food they swallow must lose bodily substance. Render digestion easy and thorough with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a tonic famed for strength and flesh yielding results. Appetite and sleep improve as indigestion is cured. Malaria, rheumatism, liver and kidney trouble are counteracted by this remedy, claimed to be effective and permanent.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt relays a train robbery where a passenger with no arms, claiming to have seen Gettysburg, outwits the thief. The suspect jokes about being ahead about $250 as he robs the car and departs, noting the train will be late and the robber’s hunger grows.
One hundred dollars reward offered for a boy with catarrh not curable by Hall's Catarrh Cure. J Cheney Co of Toledo listed as responsible, with West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin trusted endorsers. Hull's Catarrh Cure sold from druggists, price 75 cents per bottle, testimonials free.
The text urges living by common sense and temperance. It suggests moderation in food and drink, regular sleep, and a conscience void of offense, warning that excess or vicious habits hasten death and that medicine cannot save someone who violates their nature.
A collection by prominent men in ak Tuany pursuit introduces The Teth's Companion for 93 with "The Sravest Deed ¢ Ever Saw" as a featured topic. Subscriptions include free issues to Jan 1, 183, and full-year access for $1.75. Boston address for Youth's Companion.
The obituary notes Tennyson’s fondness for pipe and charm for women, his morose manner toward strangers, and a mythic tale of an American fined for cutting a tree branch. It cites a fatal pneumonia from riding inadequately clothed and promotes Reip’s German Cough and Kidney Cure with pricing and the Sylvan Remedy Co. endorsement.
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