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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1872
Page
1
A masquerade and fancy dress ball to be held at Union Hall New Harmony on Thursday evening February 22 1872 Rules limit floor dancing to masked participants until 10 o clock Spectators may join after 10 o'clock Two premiums awarded for best character by a lady and by two gentlemen with proper conduct required
The State Sentinel published in Indianapolis proclaims itself the great railroad center paper with large Indiana readership. It touts daily market reports from the United States and Europe, latest news worldwide, and special attention to agricultural, mechanical, and literary topics with emphasis on Indiana interests.
The Weekly Sentinel promotes itself as a leading eight page family paper with market reports and weekly news summaries including Congress, tailored for Democrats in Indiana. It lists subscription prices by period, carrier rates, club deals, and free specimen copies, urging readers to spread documents to counter Radicalism and advance Democracy under R. J. Bright & Co. in Indianapolis.
The Register publishes rates for subscriptions and advertising payments in advance. It details yearly, six month, and monthly options, plus costs for local column notices, sale columns, and whole-column ads, with prepaid terms and job-work payment on delivery.
In a gloomy country house, Cora Marvin and Lou Mahory uncover a hidden valentine letter behind a mirror once sent to Hetty Marvin. The discovery reveals Herbert Stacy loved Hetty years before, shaping Hetty’s quiet happiness. The girls plot a playful ruse to reunite lovers, sending a valentine message that finally leads to a personal visit and joyous reconciliation.
A vivid anecdote recalls Dr Caldwell of the University of North Carolina outwitting a freshman attacker in a dark Campus encounter. The lean doctor, skilled in self defense, ends with the assailant calling him Smith after a brutal exchange and a decisive restraint.
The passage argues death is not sudden but comes with warnings seen in daily decay and mortality. It challenges readers to prepare for their end, noting worn clothes, decaying homes, and ongoing sermons on life’s fragility as reminders to act now.
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