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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1891
Page
3
An evocative verse recalling night wind, blackberry vines, roses, and a wandering youth. The speaker, an overgrown boy, sketches rural scenes from streams and fields to orchards and animals, questioning aging while preserving vivid natural imagery.
Genevieve, torn between poor Dick and wealthy Chauncy, must decide her future as past heartbreak echoes. A Denver journey reveals Dick Hoyt as the Stage Robber, forcing Genevieve to confront a truth she cannot reveal while Chauncy’s love grows.
Mytilene Island in the Grecian Archipelago near the Dardanelles has a rich past and strategic position. Once home to over 100000 people, emigration reduced numbers. famed for tropical fruit trade with Constantinople and rich mineral quarries. Lesbos hosts cities and figures in myth and history, including Sappho and Arion, while enduring repeated struggles to throw off Turkish rule.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports feverish demand for feather boas, with manufacturers using lumpy rope and chicken feathers dipped in mucilage and shellac to meet orders. Dyes stained alabaster necks, causing widespread irritation and forcing many fashionable women to evade low necklines for months, as moulted boas spoil wardrobes and social scenes near Market Street.
A testimonial style notice asserts catarrh is constitutional and untreatable by local remedies, urging Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood based cure. It claims thousands testify to success after failed alternatives, adding personal endorsement from J. F. Buezano of Streator Illinois.
An 1860s style page blends Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad text with a medical note on burn deaths and kidney failure. It touts infantile cure claims, cites Sir William Jenner on burns, and promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as preventive treatment, mentioning six for $1 and Lowell Massachusetts origins.
A Hastings street girl avoids trouble as her suitors depart after being chastised by her father at the staircase. A separate note praises a yard long painting of roses displayed at the New York Academy of Design. The Youth's Companion funds a replica for 500000 subscribers and offers gift incentives with new subscriptions through Jan 1.
A consensus among practitioners recommends light, easily digestible foods for supper. Drain workers should not be supperless, suggesting a bowl of stale bread and milk, rice, or farinaceous food with milk or hot soup as a highly recommended option.
An old style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for uncured catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure endorsed by J Camney Co. Toledo and others. It claims internal action on blood and surfaces, with testimonials, price per bottle, and nationwide druggists. Also mentions M H De Youna’s 1865 San Francisco newspaper start, Avbin's La Diavolo in Rome by children, a chance game quip, Milne’s Restorer free trial, and Kling’s offer.
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