11 Jul 1879
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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1879
Page
1
The Register details pricing for ads including one square in ten lines or less, multiple insertions, and varying durations. Rates are given per column type with per line charges and quarterly, half year, and yearly options. All fractional squares count as whole. Legal ads billed by law. Delivery requires payment. job work due on delivery.
A jagged poetic fragment depicts Kate in a social moment with witty lines and a drowsy crowd. The speaker notes lines about fashion and the setting shifts as the scene unfolds. Kate’s clever remarks surface amid the hazy memory of the gathering.
In a town, Mitty and I run a boarding house and face scorn from Mrs. Hall and others who think we should sew or governess instead. We take in boarders including Old Mr. Pettigrew and his niece Clarissa, and begin earning money while debating dignity and independence. A summer evening interruption, sparked by Mrs. Hall, foreshadows further conflict.
A sick poor painter at a London house becomes the center of conflict as Mrs Hall refuses aid and neighbors push for removal. Bernard Waller proves rich and noble, winning Mitty, and the two women learn they misjudged him. The tale ends with a surprise revelation and a fairy tale homecoming.
The New York Sun reports Tennessee’s Mr Dibrell introduced a House bill to deduct per diem from any absentee, with current laws undercut by leaves and pairing. It notes 120 absentees on a recent high vote, urges a daily reading of absentee names to curb absenteeism and protect public business.
A contrast drawn between genuine journalists and the traveling tramp journalist. The real writer behaves with dignity, pays bills, avoids freebies, and does not fanfare connections. The tramp is celebrated in society papers with constant announcements of every move and relative entourages.
In Moscow a Blacksmith named Jordar wed a Russian woman. When she asked for proofs of his love, he joked that beating her would show it. He began beating her, then confessed love in greater measure. He eventually killed her, beheaded with a grotesque display including a sealskin sacque and stylish remnants, a Skye terrier lashingly attached to her hand.
The speaker defends the Union cause and constitutional governance. He argues self-government and state rights remain vital, warns against alienating the states, and urges lawful, fair debate in Congress over postwar reconstruction and voting rights. He maintains allegiance to the United States and the need to address evils through constitution and laws.
An 19th century historical note argues the Dakota River known as James or Jim is the world’s longest non navigable stream. It rises near latitude 48, runs about 520 miles through prairie country, yet may exceed 1000 miles in length due to its crooked course. Settlers rush to its fertile valley as claims and settlement accelerate along the riverbanks.
A terse exchange unfolds with a stern request for aid and a meek feminine reply, revealing social dynamics of courtesy and appeal. The brief dialogue hints at power and softness shaping outcomes in a fragile interaction.
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