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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1891
Page
2
A sprawling blast of era satire and social commentary, listing sharp wits and notable names like Oliver Wendell Holmes and Ignatius Donnelly. The piece mocks politics and morality, notes trade winds and banking chatter, and rails at press claims, with jabs at Russia, England, and Italy. It closes with a critique of Henrik Ibsen’s popularity among women and a wry take on Schopenhauer.
In St Petersburg a prince whose wife died from a powerful medicine has a marble tomb inscription showing the doctor’s signature and the date of the princess’s death. The physician appeals to the courts seeking remedy for the implied blame.
A lyrical poem portrays lovers parting on a busy street as trains whistle and crowds murmur. Throughout, the refrain Well good bye echoes while Bridget, Kate, and other couples linger in farewells, capturing the universal ache of departure. The piece balances urban life with intimate goodbyes in a timeless voice.
In a tale of vanished husbands and social intrigue, Baroness Mary of Terrehaute faces a possible death of her union until Julius Fremont uncovers that Charles is actually Henry de Terrehaute, a dancing professor. The revelation spares the Countess further scandal and ends with a celebratory dance through the street.
A colorful regional scene unfolds as an old rural wagon with two mules climbs a muddy hill toward Salyersville. A town-bred man taunts the pair, but the patriarch assures and powers through, calling out Moses and Aaron as the mules surge over the hill despite slick, clay-filled ruts.
A Melbourne and Sydney observer warns against Australian lure for educated unemployed youths from England. He notes graduates from elite families seek quick wealth, arrive with culture, spend freely, then fail as funds run out. He claims 1,500 intelligent men could be hired for ten shillings weekly with board. The speaker quips on growing weeds and suspicion.
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