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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1893
Page
3
A Newton Kun household opinion highlights Dr Bull’s Cough Syrup as a necessity. Mr A J Whiting asserts his family has used it for eight years, underscoring its trusted status amid remarks on imprudence and vanity.
Irregularity troubles you then remedy easily with these pellets. One for mild laxative, three for cathartic. Helpful for constipation indigestion bilious attacks and liver stomach or bowel derangements. They act gently and naturally and are guaranteed to satisfy or your money back.
The piece surveys American housekeeping from log cabin days to frame houses and the dining room era. It contrasts compact, labor‑intensive kitchens with evolving interiors, noting how the kitchen shifted from center to inferior space as dining rooms and service areas emerged. It references Mrs Katy Scudder and Mrs Stowe and cites the Forum and Globe-Democrat.
OYAL unfermented bread, made without yeast, avoids flour decomposition caused by yeast or baking powders. It is peptic, palatable, and the most healthful option, may be eaten warm and fresh without discomfort unlike bread made by other methods.
The recipe uses Royal Baking Powder with flour, salt, sugar, a boiled potato, and water to form a smooth stiff batter. Pour into a greased pan and bake hot about 45 minutes, covering the top early to prevent crusting, without milk.
A kaleidoscopic catalog notes color sources from cochineal insects for carmine crimson and purple lakes to cuttlefish sepia and lamp-black. It covers pigments from madder Turkey red to gamboge, Chinese ink, and mastic with a brief digression on India ink secrecy, plus odds about lamps and pigments from lands across Asia and Europe.
An ad promotes Linene collars and cuffs from the Reversible Collar Company. It claims a clean, well fitting collar improves appearances and relieves laundry issues. Tests promise samples and a likelihood of continued use after trial.
A London High Court decision holds that employers are under no legal obligation to provide a written character or testimonial for a domestic servant when services end. The prevailing belief in England has been debunked by this ruling, clarifying workers' rights on termination records.
A catalog notice touts Dramatic and Humorous Recitations and plays sold by P Garrett & Co Philadelphia dated 1865. It promotes 21 for 80 cents post paid, two plays 10 cents, with catalogue free. Also mentions Mrs Rupert Louis Stevenson and Lloyd Stevenson linked to ghastly tales The Wrong Box and The Wrecker. Morse Bros Canton MA claim a 1892 sale record for Rising Sun Stove Polish at 79,228 gross and 2,855 tons across 200-car trainload, illustrating popularity.
Cheerful item cites life expectancy up five percent over twenty five years and lists remedies for chest and throat ailments including Dr D Jaynes Expectorant. Also notes James I of England hat fashion with feathers and diamond star. Includes miracle cure claim for fits with Dr Klines Great Nerve Restorer and a $2 trial bottle offer from Arch Street Philadelphia.
Anecdotes praise Bodfish a Kennebec lumberman whose thunderous voice carried two miles from Kendall s Mills to Ticorne Falls. Though rough, he aided the poor and once fueled a crowd with a public fund drive after a river driver drowned, demanding contributions at a street barrel. A second note extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant laxative remedy.
A reforming primer piece cites world death and birth rates, then highlights Cosmopolitan Magazine offering 1000 scholarships for 1893 to earn college education by promoting the magazine in various institutions. It also promotes Garfield Tea with a free booklet claiming health benefits through adherence to Nature's laws and disease avoidance.
Maxime Lisbonne a Trenchman drives an electric propelled carriage through Paris selling revolutionary fried potatoes to locals. Beecham's Pills advertised for digestion and liver issues. Cable survey reports for a North America to Australia link.
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