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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1868
Page
1
The excerpt critiques the idea that women must adopt male roles, noting the abolishment of current female life. It contrasts this with the varied reality of women, then pivots to palindromes, highlighting Adam and Eve and Napoleon as witty examples.
In the Round Table a St Patrick's day speech ends with a reference to the time when hearers should be gathered to the bo som of Eternal Pity. The final letter of the last word was omitted, altering the sense.
The New York World calls the income tax unconstitutional and doomed by Supreme Court judgment. It brands the levy lawless from the start, a swindle, and denounced by the Democracy as such.
A plate of apples circulated among children. A girl claimed the largest red apple, prompting a neighbor to scold her. The tale ends with a moral urging kindness to a poor, healthy person and generosity to a widow. A small act can benefit others and oneself.
In a tale of stubborn love and mistaken urges, Nettie flirts with red whiskered Ellis while Bob frets, until a breakfast crisis reveals true feelings. Nettie confesses, Bob forgives, and a plan to outplay rivals by growing whiskers becomes a playful victory.
A famous actor touring California sails back East and suffers severe sea sickness. He implores the captain to beach the ship, curses the sea, and clashes with the pious Rev. Chadband next door who lectures him about patience. The exchange ends with Chadband deeming further missionary effort unprofitable.
A group planned to gift a popular man a cask of wine, each adding a quart, but the cask proved water when opened. The piece notes honest belief that their water would go unnoticed. A sister urges gentleness at home, while Karl Russell’s remark on the Schleswig Holstein affair is cited as a rare praise.
A spirited Maryville Tennessee mayoral contest in Blount County produced four black aldermen and three white ones amid a mixed vote. The Justice of the Peace in the main town is noted as colored, reflecting a notable local power shift. The Tribune runs a contrasting feature caption about New York. A Rochester clergyman sought aid from parishioners for either an assistant or a horse. In Paris, nearly a thousand veterans of Napoleon’s wars reside disfigured at the Invalides.
The first quarter totals from Sitka show imports of 83 973 with coal apples cabbages spirits and champagne bottles. Nineteen passengers arrived and only 187 departed, prompting caution that sustaining a garrison could cost 1 2 million yearly, with war contingencies dampening Alaska purchase hopes.
The author extols sheep in mixed farming as profitable for farmers and effective as weed control and fertilizer. A second, sharp appeal targets unpaid readers to support the county paper, urging payment or free delivery if truly unable to pay, signed by Alton Lev.
Four good habits urged by a wise advisor: punctuality accuracy steadiness and dispatch as essential for managing temporal concerns. Without them time is wasted mistakes arise and opportunities are lost. The New York World projects a 138 vote Democratic majority in the next electoral college. New York is credited with a 77 000 Democratic margin per the Albany Ledger. The Peruvian minister in Washington notes impeachment as common in politics elsewhere.
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