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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1869
Page
1
The Register lists subscription prices and advertising rates for different column widths and durations. It details payment in advance for transient ads and payment on delivery for job-work, with discounts for longer commitments and rules about discontinuing after arrears.
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A fragmented line shows a husband questioning why the wife wears another woman's hair while she retorts about wearing another sheep's wool on her back. The terse dialogue hints at themes of appearance and ownership without broader context.
A historical essay debates imperialism and democratic vitality in the United States. It weighs dangers of empire versus republican governance, critiques mass ignorance, press complicity, and New England conservatism, and discusses the Fifteenth Amendment and Radical policy, with reflections on governance and public virtue.
Cory O Lanus explains velocipede riding as a blend of balance and motion. Learn to start the machine before mounting, catch the pedals, and master steering and braking to avoid overturns and accidents. Lessons cost $20 per quarter, with risk to body and gear, but persistence is advised.
The passage extols P. T. Barnum as a master of money making and aggressive advertising, arguing that those who advertise attract customers and are safest to buy from. It urges readers to watch liberal advertisers for bargains and savings. It also notes a London arrest and a Maine tombstone inscription with a somber note.
The note accuses Schurz of anger and demands that Pile share his loot or face consequences. It mentions Grant calling in police and Napoleon II with his family planning a Corsica trip on August 15 to mark the birth centenary of a great uncle.
A dated essay argues expensive staples like superfine flour butter and sugar are wasted, offering healthier bias toward beans pears unbolted grains and fresh produce. It ties nutrition to vigor, blaming refined staples for digestive ills and decline, contrasting immigrant diets with local habits.
A short moral critique contrasts honorable conduct with corruption. It lists traits of a true gentleman including privacy respect, honesty, and openness. It cites remarks from the New York Commercial Advertiser and the Providence Journal about reform and political integrity under President Grant.
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