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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1876
Page
1
At our Dry Goods and Clothing House we showcase Fall and Winter stock with heavy reductions. By close buying and cash for goods, Lichtenberger & Sons present first class items at fourth class figures across Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and Hats. Abundant Alpacas Merinos Poplin Bombazines and dress goods await bargain shoppers.
An advertisement notes a sale of all clothing items from a paper collar to a full suit of broadcloth with an overcoat included. Individuals seeking coats vests pants or any wearing apparel will find it available at the local shop.
Lichtenberger & Sons advertises low prices on broadcloths jeans doeskins imported cassimeres tweeds and all first class clothing goods. Notions collarettes belts corsets ties gloves lace edgings hosiery ruffs and more in stock. New fall stock includes coats for fall and winter selections.
A broad collection of Staple Domestics and Standard Prints showcases well known brands. The catalog emphasizes affordable pricing and stylish options, inviting shoppers to explore the sizable assortment and attractive offerings.
In Boots and Shoes we offer superior inducements. The notice highlights dry goods trade items reduced to the lowest prices, inviting shoppers to take advantage of lowered rates across footwear and related merchandise.
The notice advertises a broad selection across clothing dry goods boots and shoes hats and caps at low cash prices. It invites customers to request any desired item and promises satisfactory fit price and quality. The message emphasizes versatility and value across multiple product lines.
A long illustrated feature and opinion piece argues that hard times of the era fall hardest on women and wives. It critiques male neglect of shared finance, urges husbands to discuss business with wives, and calls for equal sacrifice to ease household strain amid economic panic and debt.
A poem of parting love pleads for the beloved to keep the speaker's grave green with violets and holly in snow. The speaker hopes for eternal rest and asks steady remembrance through seasons and weather, a final vow to tend the grave as a sign of lasting devotion.
A dated verse counsels steadfast self control amid gossip and scrutiny. It warns that meddling tongues will nitpick attire and finances while praising quiet confidence. The speaker urges ignoring rumors, staying true to oneself, and proceeding unbothered despite inevitable abuse.
A father and daughter converse by a winter fire about marriage and duty. The father cites the proverb that those who wed keep God’s letter, while those who do not wed doeth better. The maiden vows to keep the Holy Letter and to do well without seeking to do better.
A reflective piece urges ignoring worldly faults and dishonest gains, promoting contentment with honest living. It counsels focusing on love, truth, and faith, avoiding envy, vanity, and rash actions, and to pause before getting annoyed when the world quarrels.
A wild eyed woman flagged a passerby on Twelfth Street and pleaded for entry and aid claiming she had been fighting. She described injuries to her face and nose while urging him to confront an assailant with her, but the man refused and walked away as she vowed to drink and finish the fight alone.
A tug of politics features Senator Randolph of New Jersey recalling a moment in Washington with Andy Johnson and Morton from Indiana during an old senate session. In Nevada Winnemucca boys mock a showman by exploiting admission pricing until the crowd trims price. An Arkansas trial ends with a court remark about jurors, drinks, and a hat used as a spittoon on day one.
The Bronte sisters Charlotte Emily and Anne faced publishing rejections then found success with Jane Eyre. They authored poems, endured a costly failed volume, and learned the harsh path to fame. The sisters, noted as exceptionally gifted, died young, with misfortune shaping their famed literary legacy.
The London Echo reports Mafuka, a large ape at Dresden Zoological Gardens, died after a prolonged illness. In her final hours she sought comfort from Director Schopf, embracing him and gazing with calm eyes, then rested and died, a poignant display of affection and intelligence.
An officer aboard a British ship near Aboukir Bay delivers a brief speech to Marines before the Nile clash. He points to Egypt and warns that failing to fight as Trojans will lead to bondage, a terse exhortation that electrifies the men.
America produces 1,000 paper collars a day. It would appear from this that the men who wear paper collars put on a clean one occasionally.
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