Rates and rules for advertising in The Register
The Register lists annual prepaid and delayed payment rates, ad sizes with durations, and column charges including quarter half and full columns. It notes that no paper stops until all arrears are paid, with advance payment required for transient advertisements and job work paid on delivery.
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Thos. W. Mitchell
A. M
R. D. Twigg
New Harmony
Indiana
T. & R. Robson
West Main Street
Jesus R. D. Twigg
S.c.ecett Se
Questionable Spider as Correspondent Highlighted by Quotes
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a spider as a correspondent, noting it drops something at every post and a French lady likens a kiss to costing less while giving more, with unclear question about interest and distance for lending.
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Spider
Sae
View
First English Tobacco Voyage to Virginia and England
A condensed account from Magnetia 1844 on how tobacco reached England via the 1580s Virginia voyage led by Sir Walter Raleigh and Ralph Lane, with earlier notes by Hawkins in 1565 and Stow’s chronicle. The piece traces royal court adoption, sightings by Spaniards and Native Americans, and Raleigh’s famed tobacco box and smoke wager. Baltimore American.
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Epmore
William Bacon Stevens
Magnetia Magazine
England
Virginia
Amadus and Barlow
Walter Raleigh
Anderson
Higs
Stow
John Hawkins
Hakingt
Sir John Hawkins
Ralph Lane
Virginia Adventurers
E. Harlor
Lane
Smith
Ralph Thomsly
Leeds
Raleigh
Camden
Carter
Canada
Brereton
Gopgold
Rosier
Weymouth
Rozier
Hawkins
Mexico
Isle of Tobago
Baltimore
Valentines in the Quiet Hearth of a Village Life
Ethel Romer, a beautiful artist’s wife, receives repeated valentines. She longs for passionate love, while her husband Dr Ralph Romer remains distant. A fatal accident brings truths to light. the valentines are revealed to be Ralph’s verses sent to her. She and Ralph confess, choosing love and duty, and endure with faithful devotion.
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Ethel Romer
Ralph Romer
Autumn
Ethel
Ralph
Valentine
Manish
Bethel
Ralph Ro-Mer
Angela
Love
Duty
Yankee with a dozen chickens from a borrowed plan
A West settle story follows a practical Yankee who, after fixing his house, borrows a hen and a dozen eggs from neighbors to start a poultry yard. He raises twelve chicks and cleverly returns both hen and eggs, bragging he has a final dozen that cost him nothing. Also a home wash tip advises borax and soap to clean blankets.
Quoted Query on Civil Rights Law and Delicate Public Prayers
A contemporary observer questions Congress enacting a law to enforce the fifteenth amendment over state wishes and ponders if states will submit or provoke further unrest. A Boston clergyman known for European travels begins public prayers with Europe lore, showing noted cheek.
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India
Suez Canal
Eve
Adam
Rex
New York City
United States
The
Telegraph
Missouri
Rome
New York
Seara
Ohio
Pgrave
Boston
Europe
Beautiful young woman sues St Louis Republican for 825000
A young woman has filed a lawsuit against the St Louis Republican for 825000 in damages, while the newspaper firm contests the claim. The suit asks compensation and implies a suggestion of settling with a check if warranted by the plaintiff's case.
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St. Louis Republican
Republican
Supposition about Merit and Lickins in School
A brief exchange between two street children about school rewards. One says the teacher gives him a lickin daily and claims he deserves two merits, reflecting a rough humor on formal praise and punishment.
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