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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1893
Page
3
Mrs Lizzie Burns of Barclay Sangamon County Illinois writes that Dr Bull s Cough Syrup cured her daughter s lingering cough after lung fever with two bottles. The claim notes strong relief and mentions marble paving in Kildarney signaling local boast.
Recom mendations from Berlin businessman Philip Koster argue for German labor colonies to wean tramps from idleness by work, pay deductions for meals and lodging, and steady selection of worthy applicants, with widespread success since 1882. The piece links similar concerns to historic trials and odd anecdotes across England and Sheffield.
A new railway conduit system uses inverted trough sections to hold air and prevent water rise to the wires in wet weather. The troughs are closed at the top and open at the bottom, forming a diving bell effect that keeps insulation dry.
A compact historical sketch recounts Marie Louise’s life after Napoleon’s fall, her marriages and grim losses, the shifting title of the King of Rome to Duke of Reichstadt, and the son’s quiet military rise as he recalls his father’s campaigns. It is interspersed with notes on obliterated inscriptions and a dentist’s adrift remedies and antiquated tips.
A miscellany describes muskrat house construction from water edges and marsh materials, followed by health advice praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and other remedies. It notes dietary tips with lemons and oranges, then jumbles with brief items on Danish reporting laws, syrup cures, and a quip about cultural phrase origins from Brooklyn Eagle.
Readers are urged to send two cents for a copy to Getina Circulating Library at 06 EL Washington Street Chicago TL Guess appears as a historical note on early exchange mediums.
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