New Harmony Advertiser Rates and Publication Details
The New Harmony Indiana weekly issue lists subscription prices and advertising rates. It notes publication every Saturday with the Register priced at $2.00 yearly in advance, higher costs for delayed payment, and rules about discontinuation. Advertising rates cover one square to whole column, with fractions counted as whole and local column ads at double prices. Transient ads require advance payment and job-work upon delivery.
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The Road to Fortune In Ballou's Magazine tale of a governess
A young governess chasing fortune through an agency scheme narrates a comic misadventure. She explores canvassing, licenses, and risky travel, ending with harsh lessons on practicality and women’s roles. A tender farewell to ambitious folly and a call to virtue in home life.
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A reader labeled A Stranger criticizes Philadelphia business men for failing to advertise, listing practical goods and services sought by strangers such as barrels for water honey papers pins and local libraries. He laments empty storefronts and saloons, urging merchants to advertise to help newcomers locate necessities.
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Shylock Origin Debate Cited From Jewish Chronicle
A Jewish Chronicle correspondent argues Shakespearean Shylock stems from a Christian source. The tale cites Gregori Lotis Biography of Sixtus V and a Venetian bond about a bet on a report of Blake’s Saint Domingo conquest. A Christian and a Jew face a dangerous wager with severe penalties imposed by the Papal authorities.
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A Quick Retort Irishman Meet At Dawn
An Irishman named Paddy meets the estate owner early while game laws are strict. Paddy greets him with a formal blessing and asks what brings him out so early. The owner replies he seeks breakfast, and Paddy replies he aims to find breakfast for his appetite.
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