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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1892
Page
3
After dinner discomfort or suffering may ease with Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets or Anti-Bilious Granules. The brief text claims gentle, lasting regulation of the system, cleansing and renovating the body, with a promise of satisfaction or money back. It highlights small pellets as a mild laxative and lists symptoms supposedly relieved.
A vivid reminiscence of Charles Francois Gounod’s meeting with Felix Mendelssohn at Leipzig. Mendelssohn shared time, offered praise on the Dies irae, guided him through Bach’s organ works, and gifted a score, before dying soon after. The piece reflects on friendship, musical influence, and a survivor’s tribute to a master.
A fragment from a newspaper page recalls Andrew Jackson as a judge sitting under an Elizabethtown sycamore, a claim tied to Tennessee’s first court. Nearby, Johnson died in a countryside home. Other notes advertise Dr Harter medicines, Odell Typewriter, and Crescent branding. A dog in Salem steals groceries. iron mines and tonnage stats are cited.
Donald MacPherson, a boatman, serves a gentleman on a Highland loch. They agree on a dram for every half dozen fish. Donald repeatedly counts five while placing six or twelve in the basket, and is caught red handed with a fish from his pocket as the man discovers the ruse.
In Central and South America a man uses a Gaatamala letter and affixes Paraguay stamps prior to others handling it.
An advertisement emphasizes Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle cleansing laxative for grippe colds and fevers, and mentions Dr. D. Jayne's Expectorant for throat and lung ailments. The piece also notes amber trade in Stamboul and high prices for chibouque mouthpieces, concluding with a curt quip about conceit and identification.
A vintage advertisement touts Boschee's German Syrup as a remarkable cure for chronic throat and lung troubles. It claims the medicine brings healing sensations, lasting relief, and renewed strength where ordinary cough remedies fail, urging even desperate sufferers to try it.
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