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19 Mar 1880
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New Harmony Register in New Harmony, Indiana
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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1880
Page
1
Prize Giveaway At East Main Street Grocery Store
A local notice advertises a prize distribution linked to purchases at a family grocery store on East Main Street. The offer lists numerous prizes including watches, a shotgun, baby carriage, silverware sets, cigars, coffee, sugar, flour, brandy, wine, and more. Each 80 cents worth of goods purchased earns a chance to win prizes, with the distribution scheduled for Monday May 17, 1880. The ad urges customers to visit the store one door south of Owen's Agricultural and Hardware Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Main Street
Owen
Garden City
Village Store Lottery Offers $500 Prizes on July 1 1880
An advertisement promises customers who spend one dollar receive a chance ticket for a drawing featuring numerous prizes valued at up to $500 each. Prizes include buggies, farm equipment, silverware, and household items, with 100 prizes totaling $500.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrall & Mumford
A Promising Youth and a Congressman's Kind Lesson
The piece from The Register tells of a poor boy Tom who, while learning on a snowy path, meets a generous stranger who reveals he is a member of Congress. The man recounts how studying by firelight helped him learn Latin grammar and inspires Tom to pursue education despite hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
New England
Tom
Nell
Long Hill
America
Asop
Pine Knote
Hoga
Briars
Ben Franklin
Antiquarian
Washington
When At Hymens Altar Ends the Lone State
A poem asks who provides comfort at home and in distress and finally resolves to change single life by taking Hymen to heart and marriage. It repeats questions about a silent partner who manages home, care, fire, and solace, culminating in a vow to wed.
Love's Vows Across the Mountains and Skies
A lyrical poem expresses enduring love as lasting as mountains, wind, rivers, sun, flowers, the moon, and starlit nights. The speaker pledges unwavering truth and devotion across time, nature, and travel. The verses compare vow strength to nature's constants and celestial light.
Universal Accord AYeER’s CaTuartic PILLs for purgative use
By Universal Accord AYeER's CaTuartic PILLs are the beat of all purgatives for family use. They are the product of long, laborious, and successful chemical investigation, and their extensive use proves them best and most effectual purgative Pill. Purely vegetable, no harm from use. They keep the system in order and sustain life. Mild, searching and effectual for digestive derangements. safe for children and weakened constitutions. A. H1. Fretageot & Co., Agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayeer
Fresh Air and Needle Factories Ride the Times
A physician extols outdoor living as healthful and character shaping. A Redditch factory alone spools 6 to 7 million needles weekly, about 350 million yearly, supplying a third of the globe. John A. Cuthbert, aged 91, still practices law in Mobile, noting his War of 1812 service and 1820 Congress tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redditch
England
Globe
John A. Cuthbert
Mobile
The Latin Grammar Gift That Led to Congress
A New Hampshire schoolboy named Tom receives a Latin grammar and Virgil from a kindly stranger who promises payment when Tom reaches Congress. Years later Tom becomes a U.S. representative and reunites with the donor, noting the gift helped his rise through patient study, work, and perseverance.
Population contrasts spark debate on settlement and state sizes
A long statistical discussion compares populations and areas of states with England and other nations, suggesting dense settlement could yield hundreds of millions. It argues against corporal punishment, urging parents to govern without whipping and citing harm to children and home life.
Where Sarah Was
A Wayne county farmer had wheat stolen and obtained a warrant for a young man nearby. In court the defendant’s alibi relied on his girlfriend who testified he sat with her from 7 pm until morning. The man claimed the alibi, but the reaction and joking tone in the exchange reflected the case’s farcical moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne County
Detroit
Justice Alley
Sarah
Samuel
Detroit Free Press
Coffee as a Typhoid Remedy in Naval Study
Dr Guillasse of the French navy reports that coffee rapidly relieves typhoid fever symptoms. Two to three tablespoons of strong black coffee every two hours, with claret or Burgundy wine, calms stupor and restores alertness. Daily citrate of magnesia and later quinine aid convalescence. The disease is seen as a nervous disorder with early nervous symptoms, making coffee especially useful early on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guillasse
Unpremeditated Address by Col Solon Sparks Drinking Warning
Colonel Solon delivers an impromptu speech condemning drunkenness as a terrible virtue. He narrates witnessing graves of the drinkers and the misery of the poor, cites Shakespeare, and ends by noting he misreads Latin and must stop. The remarks reveal the speaker’s improvisation and self-acknowledged blunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Solon
Meg
Shakapeare
Eplury Bus
Eplury
Remembrance and Courage Amid Grief in a Poetic Reflection
A reflective meditation on love after death contrasts enduring sorrow with gentler recollection. The author argues forgiveness strengthens the soul and hushes revenge, praising meek courage as the noblest human trait. The piece threads sorrow, memory, and moral resolve into a single contemplative voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aong
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Jacob Breith
USA
Jacob Bre
E. F. Owen & CO
the Register
Co. Ww. Slater
Rens Tleman
New Hampshire
Population Statistics
Alabama
California
France
Nevada
Oregon
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Ohio
Texas
Union
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
United States
Belgium
Germany
Toma
Trust
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