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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1872
Page
1
The Register outlines subscription pricing and strict payment terms. It details arrears, discontinuation rules, and engagement implications, plus column and quarter column ad rates for different insertions and durations.
The passage argues that true religion cannot be separated from personal conduct and public duty. It claims a crisis tests a nation’s faith, urging faith to align with peace, humanity, justice, and resistance to fraud. It calls Americans to rebuke corruption, pursue reconciliation, forgive past sins, and unite with honest citizens for a freer, truer America.
Brief notes describe James H. Small of Buffalo inventing a brass brass punch that records fares automatically on a trip with a dial and dropping card fragment as proof. Additional items mention a Quebec grocer, a New York Baptist clergyman making horse shoe nails, Dr. Ai Bull dentition, and Montana talks of a North and South Trunk Railway joining with major lines.
A woman recounts how she cured her jealous husband Claude Anderson by exposing a trivial rival. A terrier Charlie, revealed at a bell interruption, shatters the feud. Granny’s sermon on jealousy seals the change, though she keeps a soft spot for the dog and playful reminders linger.
The Cologne relics are famed for gems in Saint Peter's chapel and the Saint Ursula church holds bones, a Cana wine jar, a true cross fragment, Calvary crown thorns, the spear, and Charlemagne’s sister skull. Skeptics dispute numbers of Ursula’s martyrdom and the bones’ authenticity remains debated.
Recollections recount Queen Victoria delivering her first throne speech at age seventeen. The scene in the Lords was brilliant as Melbourne kept time with his lips. Her soft clear enunciation and natural tone impressed observers, ending with royal dignity and modest restraint.
A Connecticut town, Norwalk, admits Mrs. Sarah M. Huntington to voting rights, applying the Fifteenth Amendment and the freedman’s oath. The board's unanimous decision marks Norwalk as the first U S city to permit a woman to vote, following prior acceptance of black voters two years earlier.
A pharmacist records a prescription with archaic terms like Fur kramps and tinct sodanum and notes a half teaspoon dose for cramps. The passage also mentions a newly patented suspender and quotes Vermont pond levels being unusually high for the season.
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