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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1873
Page
1
Tin Reeser lists advance and delinquent payment terms with prices for quarterly and half year periods. Columns note rates for half year and year subscriptions and require prepayment for transient ads and payment on delivery for job work. The policy enforces strict adherence and considers failed discontinuation as a new engagement.
A Columbus Democrat reprints a long hog cholera preventive recipe used by Mr. Thomas Jennedy of Ninevel township since 1863. It lists ingredients sulfur antimony copperas alum blue stone and procedures to burn and grind them then mix with feed or slops. Use one pint per hundred hogs weekly two doses per week. note it is a preventive not a cure.
A long excerpt blends quotes from Daniel Webster on a soldier president and a note about jute cloth from Dandee Scotland. It recounts a missing horse in Tyler Texas, a clerk denying a marriage license for height, Baker’s Nile illness, DC school funds, and Braddon’s Lu cius Dasoren with global publication plans.
A harsh critique of 19th century fashion argues sewing machines freed women from toil but failed to bring emancipation. It denounces corsets, heavy embroidery, and tall heels as health hazards, urges simpler dress for health, and condemns vanity that harms women and families. It praises calico as a symbol of sensible, healthier attire.
A discussion of obesity, its social views across cultures, and remedies from vinegar to Banting. It cites Dr. Fleming’s soap regimen, Darwin’s notes, and Banting’s meat diet, warning of kidney disease and urging gradual weight reduction through diet, exercise, and sleep.
An officer sent a message to Commodore Stewart at his New Jersey home meets a shabby man who is the Commodore himself. The officer’s pompous questions yield a sharp lecture, and the tale ends with the officer learning a lesson about pretension. Also notes the distribution and politics of journals in Britain and remarks on Bismarck and Favre at peace preliminaries.
An analysis finds apples do not contain more phosphorous or brain food than other fruits or vegetables. They are noted as valuable for sedentary workers and provide daily acids aiding liver function to eliminate matter, preventing jaundice sleepiness scurvy and skin issues.
During a country town appearance Andrew Jackson delivered a stumped ending after Amos Kendall urged him to improvise. He recalled Latin phrases to finish with multi in parvo and other mottos, provoking tremendous cheers heard for miles.
The New York World notes that The Village School Master, generally credited to Charles Dickens, was actually written in 1862 by Charles 8. Dickenson, a grammar school teacher in Binghamton. A copying error dropped the last two letters of the surname years ago, wrongly crediting the Copperfield author.
The Bangor audience heard Thomas Nast deliver a talk with the Commercial describing him as brassy and not a great caricaturist. He signaled the end with a comical screen sketch of himself in nightshirt and cap holding a candle, echoing an English traveler in Fra Diavolo.
The veteran M. Guizot is preparing a pamphlet titled Fusion to argue for the reestablishment of the French monarchy. He is described as very old.
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