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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1872
Page
1
A reflective piece praising violins for their unique character and resilience, comparing them to organs and other instruments. It notes violins outlasting many inanimate items, enduring repairs, and offering a lasting musical presence, framed within historical musings. It ends with business maxims about vigilance, self-reliance, and prudent conduct.
A humorous poem contrasts Tom who aims for wealth with Astor and Girard and a scholar who pursues learning. Both fail due to missing a balance wheel, illustrating that practical effort and moderation are needed alongside study for true success.
Sir Charles Lyell declares the continent will be submerged in about four and a half million years. Meanwhile residents focus on real estate taxes and Carteersville Georgia shows a spread of eleven bars, seven run by church members.
A first class collector matches the debtor in timing and persistence. He waits on steps, follows dodgers into stores, and uses frequent threats of taking small installments. He pushes for cash but accepts checks promising tomorrow. He is patient cheerful sociable and ever watchful as a hunter. The passage also notes Brazil's emperor ends kissing the imperial hand as a court custom. James Gordon Bennett initially opposed telegraph citing competitive odds. Research suggests women designed and built the great wall.
In a humorous musing Josh Billings extols the joys of babies, claiming an immense love for infants. He imagines filling a life with babies on his lap, praises their honesty, and declares a lifelong fondness that outshines other pursuits.
The article extols spiders for their intricate structure and behavior, noting six eyes and dual claw use, plus their ability to weave elastic threads. It discusses their calculated movements, mating ferocity, and essential ecological role in regulating insect populations to protect vegetation. It ends with a brief mention of pruning green wood cuttings.
The Dispatch endorses Mrs Woodhull for President and criticizes rival figures. The piece touts disinterested motives, mocks opposition, and imagines future child presidents while railing against bribes and rewards. Max Adeler is cited as author.
A digest from Dr Nichol describing water as rust of hydrogenium a metal and its oxide hydrogen gas is a metal that forms solid alloys water is the rust of hydrogenium and the oxide it unites with oxygen to sustain life across distant worlds in space.
Matilda Jane returns home unwell with dizziness and poor appetite after self treating with various tonics and nostrums. Dr Lancet prescribes a blunt cure, advising her to take off her corsets and seek proper rest and care.
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