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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1868
Page
1
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Poem praising workers as noble heroes with hands browned by labor. It exalts the toilers who carve stone bear hod and build cities mines ships and commerce, arguing their sweat shines brighter than diamonds and grants royal blessing to their toil and the glory of the land.
A compact social primer warns men to avoid speaking ill of women in public or private, urging respect for mothers sisters and wives. It condemns reckless slander and urges careful use of a woman’s name, noting how falsehoods can ruin reputations and calling for honor and decency in all interactions. It also offers reflections on luck pluck and cites remarks by Dr. Jacob Bigelow on health and temperance, alongside scattered notes on emigration in North Carolina and Russian settlers in California.
Doctor Edward Wainwright buys an old hall to enjoy bachelor freedom. Amy Lindsay, a schoolteacher, becomes a regular visitor at the library and piano, sparking a romance as his sister Dornton arranges social scenes and the pair form a bond amid a gloomy mansion and rainy days.
A column fragment notes Mack writing to the Commercial downplaying campaign issues. It cites Chase and Grant on brevity, endorses “Law against Force,” and mentions a cosmetic removal method using sour milk and horseradish. A printer quips about daughters and a wife as a devil.
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