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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1871
Page
1
An 19th century advertisement extols Hoofland's German Bitters as a non alcoholic tonic made from German root extracts. It claims superior medicinal virtue, notes that each tonic includes bitters with rum, and prices the bottle at $1.50. The piece lists broad liver and digestive disease symptoms it purports to treat and mentions Hoofland's Greek Oil for external pains.
A mercenary match unfolds as Bart Lafourn schemes to wed wealthy Nellie Latourn, while Lucille poses as heiress. Nellie and Mr Lafourn test the plan with a ruse that reshapes fate, revealing true love and a dramatic shift to a self-made future. Legislative notes reveal busy bills and state business across January sessions.
From the Dispensatory of the United States, Buchu leaves are described as strongly aromatic with a bitter minty taste. They act as gentle stimulants affecting urinary organs, used for gravel, bladder and urethral catarrh, prostate disease, and urine retention or incontinence, with wider uses in dyspepsia, rheumatism, skin ailments, and dropsy. Hemmmony’s and Neimbold products are advertised for various urinary and systemic ailments, with prices per bottle and bundle offers, urging beware of counterfeits.
Bills to amend the act regulating the apportionment of estates were read for the first time and passed to second reading. A bill regulating courts in the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit was engrossed for a third reading. The House was not in session.
A dated moral guide urges young girls to show kindness over retaliation, avoid mud or scalding responses, and respect parents. It condemns coercive acts toward siblings and stresses gentle discipline, obedience, and deference to elders as proper conduct.
A sprawling jumble of 19th century notices covers topics from errors in place names San Domingo versus Dominica to quack remedies for hogs. It includes Gem German gossip, a Bloomington Indiana marriage market quip, Berlin politics, and a Texas wife‑theft reward tale, all in brisk, offbeat clerical style.
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