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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1871
Page
1
A long advertisement for Hoofland’s German Tonic and Pedophyllin Pill touts extracts from German roots and no alcohol, combining bitters with Santa Cruz Rum. It lists spectacular cures for liver and digestive diseases, nervous issues, skin conditions, and various pains, claiming external and internal remedies with Greek Oil for numerous ailments.
An 19th century medical advertisement touts Helmbold’s Buchu and related extracts for urinary and reproductive ailments. It lists uses for gravel, dyspepsia, rheumatism, dropsy, chlorosis, and kidney disorders, claiming wide healing power. The notice warns of counterfeits, urges buying Helmbold’s, and notes price and delivery details.
The Rev. John F. W. Ware argues at the new Masonic Temple that drama is a vital public art and that Christians should reform the theatre by going and supporting it rather than condemning it. He cites Greek tragedy, Voltaire, and modern stage practice, urging balance and public moral influence.
A curious 1824 Gentleman's Magazine excerpt recounts a London fire that consumed houses from St Magnus to an open space, despite water, engines, and conduits. The narrative includes vivid scenes of flames, broken ladders, injuries, and a reminder to remember mercy in sorrow.
A Sar-A correspondent rails against women as ethereal beings and jokes about abducting a lively girl. He claims eloping would require three men if the girl were strong, suggesting a crude plan to carry her away. The piece mocks physical efforts and portrays a controversial, sexist view.
A West Virginia postmaster in Adalina earns one dollar per year and rarely travels to Washington to avoid risking his job.
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