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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1882
Page
2
The Register reports ex-President Hayes refused to subscribe to the Garfield monument fund, citing poverty. It notes various society items including church pew rents, royal marriage musings, telegraphic marriages, and political graft anecdotes with a mix of personal and public skews.
Dr Hanisen of Cannes argues grape acids deserve more dietary attention. He notes acids convert to carbonic acid in blood and may become fats with further study. Grapes could be classified with carbohydrates and have shown value in fever, supporting Tyrolean grape cures.
Washington Critic notes a lurid persona declaring villainous boasts and Gothic monikers as a preface to announcing a shift to politics. The speaker promises to scare rivals, win public office, and reward supporters with advantages, framing the move as a bold, theatrical political gambit.
Doctor Mary Clairmont, newly engaged to Harry Marlow, discovers his mother Louise Marlow in Aldenbury almshouse after he refuses to support her. Mary’s protest leads to a canceled engagement and vows to pursue medicine as her sole vocation, while Aunt Jo supports the decision. The old mother dies in the almshouse as Mary embraces her dual role as physician and advocate for women.
A damaged line notes 4,464,000 Tauns in Texas with their value described as animated how many remain unclear. The fragment hints at livestock figures and market interest but lacks full details or context.
An editorial recounts Dr J B Henson's dramatic account of near death from Brights disease. Interviews with Drs Lattimore and figures like Mr Warner emphasize kidney disease dangers, rising cases by 250 percent in ten years, and claims that Warner’s Safe Kidney and Liver Cure can cure the ailment.
The Tichborne case centers on Roger Charles Tichborne born January 5 1829 whose disappearance at sea led to a claim by Arthur Orton later calling himself Thomas Castro. Orton traveled from London to Australia and back to England where Lady Tichborne accepted him as her son. After years of legal action the claimant was found not Roger. Orton was convicted of perjury in 1874. Estates valued at £24,000 a year. Many in England still believe Orton is Roger.
A 19 year old Chinese girl is bought at a public auction in New South Wales after a bidding process. The report describes arranged marriages via agents in Hong Kong and notes prices of £38 for one woman and £52 for two, with buyers often not meeting their wives until arrival.
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