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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1871
Page
1
Hoofland’s German Bitters Hoofland’s German Tonic and Hoofland’s Greek Oil are highlighted. The items appear as patent remedies marketed with promotional claims and varied formulations for digestive and health benefits.
The ad touts Dr Hoofland's Bitters and Tonic as alcohol free remedies made from German grown roots and herbs. It claims strong liver and digestive benefits, describes two pills per dose, and calls the preparations safer and more effective than mercury. Sold by Charles M Evans at 631 Arch Street Philadelphia and distributed nationwide.
An advertisement extols a remedy named The Great Diabetic as a cure for diabetes and many urinary and reproductive ailments. It lists conditions like irritation of the bladder neck, kidney inflammation, bladder calculi, and male and female constitutional symptoms. The text asserts wide medical use and physician endorsement for both sexes and all ages.
A historical advertisement proclaims Helmbold remedies for urinary obstructions and strictures with few diet changes and no exposure. It touts Rosewash as a superior facial wash for pimples and skin conditions, with directions and delivery from depots in New York and Philadelphia.
An 19th century medical ad promotes Fluid Extracts of Rhu barb and Catawba Grape Pills for liver complaints and headaches. It touts pure vegetable composition with no mercury or minerals, claims strong systemic revitalization, and contrasts with sugar-coated pills that dissolve late in the stomach. It asserts adherence to pharmacy rules and denies being a patent medicine.
Advertises a blood purifying remedy claiming to eradicate scrofula syphilis fever sores ulcers sore eyes sore legs sore mouth sore head bronchitis skin diseases and many chronic conditions. Proclaims superior effectiveness versus other preparations and promises healthy complexion and restoration to purity and health.
The Register lists subscription prices 200 a year in advance 250 after six months 300 after year end and notes non-discontinuance defaults. Advertising rates show squares months columns and fractions counted as whole with prepayment required for transient ads and job work on delivery.
The verse extols hope as a universal illuminator that colors skies and faces with beauty and joy. It links hope to lovers dreams and future honors, asserting its power to calm fears and inspire valiant deeds through a magical, uplifting presence.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin details switch and chignon manufacture starting in Central Falls Rhode Island then Providence Boston. Prices fell from seven to nine dollars to twenty five to thirty seven cents as firms expanded with up to sixty workers and hundreds of bales of jute daily. Jute quality disputed insects, while silk and cotton thread versions appeared. Jute's cheapness eventually overtook hair and stock surged last summer, pushing prices up nearly fifty percent.
In Ashtabula Wade defends a client against slander while Benjamin I Wade and the late Joshua R Giddings vie for eloquence. Giddings quotes Shakespeare as Wade nudges him with a quiet quip about “the good name” that leaves the courtroom in amused confusion. Bench and Bar.
Annabel Grey narrates a lonely start under strict guardians, finding solace and growth through cousin Albert Lander. He challenges her view of beauty, predicts a future together, and returns after three years to marry her, transforming her life from oddity to a married woman with a devoted partner.
The June Term of the United States District Court in Trenton opens with a spectacle as the Grand Jury is described in comically oversized terms. Foreman Wm. Whitehead looms large, and jurors from Cumberland, Passaic, Mercer, Salem, Burlington, and Jersey City are noted for their impressive weights and odd remarks as the session begins.
The clipping output for Trumboldt County California this year is projected at 120000 pounds. The Cassinia is imported from China for the Atlantic States via the Pacific Railway.
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