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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1891
Page
3
A daughter tells her mother she must break her engagement to Mr Nicefella after discovering he was walking with another woman. The mother questions when the realization occurred, and the daughter recalls seeing him with another woman last evening, prompting her to rethink the match.
An advertisement urges readers to try Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claiming fast relief for long standing illnesses. It touts a money back guarantee of one dollar if there is no benefit or cure and notes refunds are common enough to sustain the maker’s confidence.
Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy praised as mild and soothing. Claims permanent cures for severe cases after twenty five years of success, offered by druggists. No experimenting.
A quirky Detroit Prep Press items recounts Carl Dunder’s odd encounters at Woodbridge Street Station with repeated misreadings of names and threats, ending in his claim that nothing in this country ever repeats. The piece blends dialect humor with a police inquiry as Dunder recalls dodgy payments, bogus checks, and a warning to sergeant Bendall about recurring mistakes.
In a new treatise on manures Mr. A L Griffiths notes that Bessemer steel production eliminates a basic slag containing 14 to 20 percent phosphoric acid. The slag, reduced to powder, becomes a valuable fertilizer and the 350000 tons produced annually in England could yield at least 4000000 tons of hay or feed 750000 head of cattle.
Miss Grace Gridley of Amboy Illinois, 22, has been bedbound since March in a languid state. She remains conscious of surroundings yet does not respond to her parents or others. Liquid food sustains her, but she continues to waste away. Her case has baffled physicians.
A labor crew near a tree left a pitcher of thickened water. A hound sniffed it, drank deeply, and got stuck headfirst, howling as workers tried to free him. They shattered the pitcher to end the soggy caper, while the scene drew amused gazes from onlookers.
A fragment shows Ve urging Edward Wendrieckson to speak to her father as she anxious to seize the moment. Edward, uneasy, prefers talking to Ve herself rather than addressing her father directly.
A mixed reel of items notes Kemp's Balsam touted as a pure fast cough remedy for influenza throat soreness and tickling cough. Additional snippets joke about China taxation and personal misfortune, concluding with comments on insurance and mortality.
A Chicago Tribune report describes a detective accusing a man he suspects of being an actor, a struggle near a car door, the man dragged out and handcuffed, confirming the capture. The scene highlights a tense arrest on a moving or crowded transit setting with dramatic testimony.
The text asserts rheumatism patients can avoid attacks by keeping blood pure and acid free, endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier, and claims it cures severe rheumatism by neutralizing blood acidity and aiding kidney and liver waste removal. Try it.
A fragmented 19th century miscellany argues the eye can deter or provoke animals. travelers should avoid eye contact or stare down threats. The piece quotes Sir Samuel Aaker on eye power and animal perception, then pivots to ads and notices about bronchial remedies, art scholarships, a Bristol student, and classic goods.
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