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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1892
Page
3
A humorous Tit-Bits snippet recounts an old man ordering and a waiter replying with a mangled line. The man states the beef isn’t underdone, and the waiter responds that they have no beef that is underconer. The exchange highlights linguistic slips and social etiquette in a dine setting.
A 3 inch display ad promises a unique word puzzle with a Crescent-marked Dr Harter Medicine Co product line. It also touts Dr Kline's Great Nerve Restorer claiming fits cease after one day with a free treatise and $2 trial bottle, mailed from Arch Street Philadelphia.
A romantic scene unfolds as two lovers wander through a quiet landscape beneath banners and cannon fire. Marie plucks a wild rose and places it in his hand as the speaker declares his dependence amid national celebration and personal longing.
Eunice Alden fears her love Percy Grey has betrayed her when blue ribbons signal affection to another. A staged accident and a heroic confession reveal Ransom Clarke as the villain who nearly destroys the train. Percy exposes the plot, Clarke flees, and Eunice reunites with Grey as the town celebrates a patriotic night of triumph.
A combative streetcar conductor denied a passenger larger change then relented under social pressure. The man offered twelve tickets for a quarter, then more, as others bought and joked, until the conductor, finally under threat of reports, exchanged all change for tickets. The scene ended with laughter and a lesson in civility.
A quirky list contrasts famous figures from Lydia Lrahe to Byron, noting their phobias and superstitions, then shares a long, odd paint recipe popular in past times. The text claims a whitewash mix used on government buildings and lighthouses, with directions and color additives.
A selection of notices and ads urges travelers to carry Hostetter's Stomach Bitters to prevent seasickness and stomach troubles on voyages and trips. It also notes swift travel feats by bicycle riders and Dahomey messengers, cites Roman relics in the British Museum, and advertises Beecham's Pills and Horehound drops for headaches, fatigue, and indigestion.
Regis Leblanc of Notre Dame de Stanbridge Quebec who runs a store reports being cured of a severe lung congestion with Boschee's German Syrup. He has sold many bottles through personal recommendation and offers to share full details of the case. The medicine is described as effective and thorough.
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