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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1893
Page
3
A succinct adage notes that self-correction alone does not determine growth in weight or wisdom, implying that restraint in speech rather than cache of words shapes outcomes. The saying emphasizes disciplined expression over constant self-critique.
The piece surveys eerie Paris and London reports on hypnotic exteriorization experiments by Dr Luys at the Charite Hospital and related cases. It also highlights a string of schoolroom composition misfires with fanciful or erroneous historical claims from young writers. Mrs Polk, devout and active in church life, arranges church attendance for her politician husband by guiding the couple to services.
The article notes a rise in insanity from 249 to 355 cases per 100000 in Ireland between 1880 and 1891. A traveler observed music and youth emigration, leaving older and infantile populations, suggesting a link to rising lunacy.
The article details shells used for cameos including bull's mouth with red inner ground, black helmet with onyx ground, horned helmet with white on orange yellow, and queen conch with pink ground. It notes durability, color fading, and yields for jewelry, plus origins from India, Ceylon, and the West Indies.
A collage of items: Parisian juggler Paul Cinquevalli performs egg plate and cannon ball tricks, claiming remarkable ease. An ad promotes Syrup of Figs for constipation and a pulley-covering solution with a glue lead mix. Wisconsin Central Line touts Chicago to Northwest routes with through sleepers. A brush with Russian bristles replaces wooden combs for laundry fringes. Brown's Bronchial Troches praised by Feliz A. May of St. Paul.
An advertising passage extols None But Royal Boxine Powper as superior to all rivals, praising cream of tartar refinement, leavening strength, purity, and health safety, while denouncing rival alum-based powders. It also includes curious naming customs from multiple countries and a concluding moral by Goldsmith.
Judge Thayer of the United States Circuit Court in St Louis granted a perpetual injunction in a trade mark case against Joseph Teg ethoff by the Hostetter Company of Pittsburg. Tegethof is restrained from selling imitation Hostetter Stomach Bitters or using the word Hostetter with any stomach remedy, securing the trade-name for the plaintiff.
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