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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1869
Page
1
A tale of passion and vengeance unfolds with Theo, who marries George Griffin, schemes for revenge after Minnie’s engagement to him, and escapes by train. Griffin pursues, learns the truth, and dies in a crash while protecting Theo, leaving her to endure sorrow and remorse.
A southern editor notes the harsh rule of life beyond school days and cites Petropavlovsk in Kamachatka as an example with a post office receiving only one mail per year. The postmaster earns several hundred rubles.
The complaint that Massachusetts is absorbing major positions grows. The state holds two Cabinet officers and leads committee chairs in Senate Foreign Relations and Military Affairs, plus significant House chairmanships. Motley’s nomination to a high diplomatic post resurges as a likely outcome, with a possible Minister to England appointment still on the table.
At a revival in Arkansas Elder Knapp baptized converts as a wiry observer questioned the ritual. A tall man with a long rifle warned that one dip won’t cleanse the sinner, suggesting he be kept in deep water overnight to wash away the sins.
A preparative cement mixes finely pulverized iron with liquid water glass to a thick paste. The paste is applied to cracks in stove plates and doors, then heated. As the fire grows hotter the cement melts and bonds with the metal to seal cracks more completely.
The son of Rev. Mr. Montague of Whitewater Wisconsin was delivering a college valedictory when his handkerchief drew from his pocket revealing a pack of cards. The startled father, Rev. Montague, sitting nearby, looked on in confusion as the scene unfolded.
A Southern paper condemns educating women as surgeons. It questions the ethics if a woman doctor uses chloroform, asking what would prevent her from kissing the patient. The note also mentions that Cuban revolutions have raised sugar prices but Havana cigars remain largely produced in Connecticut.
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