Rates and rules of advertising in The Register
The notice outlines subscription costs for The Register at 200 dollars yearly in advance, 250 delayed six months, or 3300 after year end. It states no discontinuation until full arrearage is paid and that failing to notify will renew the engagement. It lists advertising rates per square and local column doubles, with column rates for a year and months.
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Curious Miscellany From Antique Clippings Incomplete Fragments
A scattered set of short notes and misc. facts from a 19th century page. Items mention Victoria health, London coal use, Bavaria population, Oregon marriages and divorces, and various quirky curiosities about people, places, and prices.
War of the Roses and a rosebud heart in turmoil
Rose Hammond falls for Rubert Leland while Rose Romayne pressures her, and a wedding farce reveals loyalties. Leland marries Romayne while the true romance resurfaces as a reconciled pair, ending in a playful war of the Roses where truth, forgiveness, and family ties prevail.
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Women win vote after Wyoming legislature speech
The piece notes women gaining suffrage following a controversial Wyoming legislative speech. A member sparked reform with a fierce remark about extending voting rights to women, leading to the law’s passage. A separate vignette recalls a visitor and a child in a doorway offering a witty retort.
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Beauty and Vegetation in Nature's Grace
Beauty or vegetation captivates with the elegance of plant forms. The text contrasts utility for life and species with the beauty across nature's scenery. Flowers enchant gardens in profusion, illustrating divine appeal beyond Solomon in all his glory.
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Parody of Paraguayan ruler and odd social vignettes
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