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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1870
Page
3
The Register announces B F Adams of Stewartaville as an authorized agent to receive subscriptions for The Revotator. Receipts issued by him will be acknowledged by the office.
A card announces Dr J Beal as physician surgeon and obstetrician serving New Harmony and vicinity He states long experience and promises satisfaction He may be found at Main Street drug store next to the post office or at his residence on Church Street opposite the Viets House day or night except during professional duties.
Per at Mr. Gray's School in the Working Men's Institute Building the course of instruction is thorough systematic and progressive. It emphasizes quality over quantity with rigid reviewing and mastery before advancing. A primary department offers care for very young pupils and strong local social notes follow.
An 1870 newspaper snippet reports a woman unhappy over lottery ticket calls to Agent Alexander in Louisville, and notes Indianapolis Agricultural Fair plans with a $15,000 premium list. It also touts Ballow's Monthly Magazine’s 32nd volume, and mentions disputes over Gen Harrow’s Circuit Judge nomination as well as a new Evansville photography gallery by Stewart & Co.
A Chestertown Maryland town election is accused of massive voting fraud by claiming freeholder status. A local white voter group alleges Radical manipulation. Kent County freeholders condemn the act as a racial outrage, with a forecast that “a white man will be as good as a nigger” someday.
An advertisement notes Dr Roback of Cincinnati and agent J A Maxwell endorse Roback's Stomach Bitters as a superior remedy for dyspepsia, claiming it detoxifies the stomach, purifies blood, and renews vitality, with drug stores listed in Upper Sandusky. It includes real estate transfers and a New Harmony market listing dated 1870.
The text argues that Dr Roback offers a combined blood purifier and blood pills remedy for cure of blood diseases. It presents strong claims of effectiveness and urges readers to purchase or use the duo as a universal treatment.
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