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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1876
Page
1
A year’s subscription offered for one dollar as part of the Great Centennial Campaign with reduced rates for the Weekly Courier.
Poem fragment speaks of nearing night and farewell. A lover asks for a final kiss as sleep surrounds the narrator and a partner must wake. The lines evoke quiet, intimate tenderness and a sense of impending departure. The speaker’s Clara or similar figure is implied through intimate address.
A fragmented register page blends advertising rates with a long fictional reminiscence. Phoebe recalls life under a stepmother at New Kent, a ball invitation, lost earrings, and the hard lesson in care and honesty conveyed through a tender motherly gesture.
A Zurich man who for thirty years remained mute after his sweetheart died, having sworn to never speak for twelve months to punish him for jealousy. He kept his vow, choosing silence for three decades rather than break his promise and reunite in the next world.
A pine woodshed battleground becomes a stage for Norval the alley cat as he fights a rival group. The combat ends with severed tail and scattered fur, leaving only a lone tail and a missing ear as the grim tally of the carnage. The narrator notes the eerie aftermath and sadness of the scene.
The New York Sun predicts Blaine will be proven guilty by public belief, fail to win a November majority or Cabinet seat, and lose presidential hopes. It foresees him entering January Maine Legislature as Morrill’s Senate successor, where his sharpness may show but without White House chances.
A local wag recounts a rumor of a long running forgery by a prominent resident. The tale centers on forged wagon and cart wheels attributed to Stewart Medard, told in an amused, gossipy tone as the narrator chases a vanishing source near a Noahs ark setting.
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