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The notice outlines subscription rates payable in advance with penalties for arrears and nonpayment. It lists advertising rates for various column widths and durations, notes double charges for local column ads, and requires advance payment for all transient ads and payment on delivery for job-work.
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R. D. Twigg
New Harmony
Indiana
T. & NR. Robson
West Main Street
Je’ Ts R. D. Twigg
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First-born Snowdrop Signals the Return of Spring
A lyrical meditation on the end of winter and the arrival of spring. The poem contrasts wintry scenes with early spring blooms, noting sunshine, birds, budding red and violet flowers, primrose, and the snowdrop as the season’s first bearer. It evokes keen air, freezing ponds, and branches trembling in a breeze as nature awakens.
The Death Test Ends in Guilty Verdict and Rescue
A grim tale unfolds as a geologist finds a murdered girl in a ravine and a physician-prisoner is accused. Blood evidence, a death test, and courtroom scenes drive the suspense until the true healer reveals the victim is alive. Ethel Loring survives. Alonzo Martin is convicted and jailed, then dies before full sentence.
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Ethel Loring
Alonzo Martin
Nearney
Martin
Tam
John Kirkpatrick
Mattias Emily
Chen
Ballou's Magazine
Indiana Democrats Adopt Platform Resolutions 1870
The Democratic Platform of Indiana delegates meeting January 8 1870 adopts resolutions defending the Federal Union and Constitution, opposing centralization and Reconstruction measures, supporting a tariff for revenue only, greenbacks over bonds, abolition of the National Bank system, expansion of currency, equal taxation of bank shares, taxing US bonds, opposing the fifteenth amendment, and resisting moral regulation and shifted naturalization procedures with reference to Know Nothingism.
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Indiana
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Legislative
Judicial Department
United States
Ammonia Evaporation Ice Machine Reported in Use
Ammonia evaporation cited as the best method for artificial ice. A German machine, operated by three men and a four horse power engine, is said to produce about 1,000 pounds of ice per hour. The report mentions plans or printers in Colorado and references related names or places.
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Jyld Y
Evansville
Charlie Steffen
Charles Steffen
Church Street
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Clarksville
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Pisely & Son
John Walz
Main Street
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the Register
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J. P. Bennett
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Morton
Lincoln
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Ligonier
Virginia
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New York
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Order of Good Templars
Missouri
Julia Drew
St. Louis
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the Laporte. Herald
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Radical
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Richmond, Va
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Colorado
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