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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1888
Page
2
A pastoral verse extols the heart of the woods with flowers ferns and moss. It laments city haste and exalts nature as divine care. The speaker urges a child of God to seek safety in the forest s gentle keeping.
A country family moves to a century-old country house seeking change and privacy. The narrator recalls urging a move to the country, buying an old, haunted looking house, and warding off gossip about ghosts as strange events unfold. The tale narrates the discovery of a grave and the return of a sailor who knew the old home, leading to a bittersweet ending.
An 1636 MA Bay Colony observation labels the interior as desolate, but the Northwest reveals vast arable land, forests, minerals, and mighty rivers. With free sleeping cars and statehood on the horizon, Dakota and Minnesota emerge as centers of wheat, flour, wealth, and population growth across expansive plains and rivers.
A historical overview extols the vast North Pacific Northwest Territories Dakota Montana Idaho and Washington as larger than New England with rich resources in fields forests and mines. It praises Minneapolis St Paul and Duluth as growth centers, Tacoma emerging as a grain hub, and Pacific coast wheat yielding robustly with diverse varieties and advanced milling compared to older methods.
In Cornhill Magazine a study outlines how pheasants are stolen from English preserves. It covers winter gangs using fire, nets, and sacks, monchers luring roosting birds with corn, and silent choking methods with bristle-tipped feeds. It notes the dangers for keepers and the ingenious, unlawful tricks used to avoid detection.
A railroad engineer dyed his hair black hoping for a quick change. A brother asks if he was hurt in the washout accident, prompting a light reply that he will “treat Texas Siftings” while the joke plays on the railroad washout mishap.
A chronicle recounts Prince Veritzin and his wife the Princess of Novgorod drawn into Catherine the Great's grip. The empress strips him of offices, estates, and name, consigning him to serfdom. Their family is banished to a bleak north, seen no more.
The latest women's club in New York, named the Kindly Club, seeks to curb evil speaking lying and slandering. It has a wide field for its work. Lands make the mountains moments make the years.
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