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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1886
Page
2
A Lioness in London’s zoo raises two cubs, one later transferred to a female dog and fed by the canine. Meanwhile a German man immune to pain receives a groundbreaking skin graft in New York after severe burns from a smoking accident.
The Rembrandt purchased at Cologne by the Belgian Government for 100000 francs is now in the Brussels Museum. The portrait of an aged housewife displays delicate boldness and simplicity, bearing the master’s signature and dated 1656. It surpasses the Brussels maid portrait of 1641 in value and marks full maturity of the artist’s genius.
A Boston lawyer faced a restless sailor on a jury during a street railway lawsuit. He framed the crash as a naval engagement with ships, claiming the outward bound car led by command, the inward bound car collided, the plaintiff fell, and a $5,000 verdict followed. The juror paid attention and joined the verdict for the injured man.
A verse from Demorest's Monthly recounts Jock Benton admiring Kitty Lee as she ties a checkered apron, sparking romance. He recalls loneliness and a fateful morning when their exchange leads to love, with the apron knot symbolizing fate and marriage.
An Overland Monthly poem urges the soul to arm for dawn and face day's light. It contrasts night’s griefs with morning power and calls for strength to meet hates, fears, and woes as the earth rolls toward light.
Paul Vane, an artist, rescues a ten year old girl named Call from a piney woods family scene and rebrands her Eleanor Vane. He raises her amid wealth and schooling, but her secret marriage to grocer’s clerk Reuben Stiles shakes their world. Six years later Eleanor and Paul travel to Europe for her education, only to learn she is already a wife and mother, with Stiles dead after a fall. Paul grapples with betrayal as Eleanor confronts her past and vows to stay with her husband in memory.
Historical overview traces the discovery of trichine by Professor Tiedmann in 1822 and tracks its biology from egg to muscle encapsulation. It cites infection pathways in hogs, horses, and other animals, notes high worm counts in meat, and references deadly outbreaks in 1863 Prussia and early American cases and surveys, including Chicago studies and Westphalia ham findings reported by the New York Star.
A San Francisco Call summary asserts 25 million Chinese could be spared from China for Pacific coast work, earning up to 25 dollars monthly, with underpaid laborers and high transport profits. It argues smug violation of US law by agents, corruption among officials, and rising Chinese migration despite legal barriers.
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