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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1878
Page
1
The Indianapolis Sentinel proclaims itself as the state’s leading weekly for industry and labor. It calls for class legislation repeal, remonetization of silver, greenback currency, and equal burden sharing with bondholders while advocating universal legal tender and reduced interest rates.
The Indianapolis Sentinel advertises club rates for subscriptions with various quantities and terms. It lists prices for one year, six months, three months, and one month, plus extras like additional copies with clubs. It also promotes trial offers and specimen copies free to recipients, urging agents to request a special circular.
Notice by Treasurer George Naas of Posey County Indiana announcing the 1877 tax duplicate availability. Provides township rates per $100, poll tax amounts, dog taxes, and payment deadlines with penalties for late payment. Expects taxpayers to inspect receipts and ensure inclusion of all property. Office located in Mt. Vernon.
Mead ie Cameron joins a village quilting party at Elting Farm with Susie and Mamie. Ralph Cumberland woos her with playful wit, reveals an engagement to another, and Meadie learns fate binds them via a prior betrothal. In a twist, Meadie and Ralph meet again as planned lovers reveal their true names and decide to pursue happiness within duty.
A fragmented verse styled notice claims a playful legal theme about a title deed and trust. It frames a mock summons where the speaker vows full devotion but warns of an action if betrayed, using a courtroom metaphor to convey romantic commitment.
A poem urges soft words over harsh speech to heal hearts. It praises kindness, patience, and loving restraint as a path to move the stubborn and strengthen bonds in a true love knot.
A brief column blends verse on love and separation with a humorous church anecdote. A cherub in a pew disrupts hymns as a mother scolds, the child biting the finger and provoking an exclamation of mercy. Kansas reports scarlet fever across counties with a state reward offered for early containment within five days.
The article notes that Cov Geary's grave is the most neglected in the Harrisburg Pennsylvania cemetery. It also reports that John B. Gough plans to begin a lecture tour in England soon.
A man explains a tangled family link through marriage. He married a widow with a grown daughter. His father married the step-daughter, becoming son-in-law, and the step-daughter became mother. Their son is the father’s brother-in-law and the man’s uncle. The grandmother and grandfather roles loop, making the narrator both husband and grandchild of his wife, and self-claimed grandfather.
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