21 Nov 1879
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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1879
Page
1
The Register lists subscription rates and strict payment terms. Rates for display ads include one square and multi insertion options, with prices for quarter, half, and whole column spaces. Transient ads require upfront payment. job work is payable on delivery. The piece also includes a humorous verse about costumes and a donkey, reflecting print humor of the era.
In a quiet town a girl recalls Aunt Anna a stern stepmother whose life underscores pride folly and the hard lesson of marrying for status. Anna shares a past of teaching love lost and a remarriage that led to loneliness and years of household toil.
The Sun proclaims a year of independent, plain language news for the people, pledging honesty, common sense, and fearless reporting. It touts wide circulation, affordable prices, and future coverage of major political events including the 1880 presidential race and Congressional debates.
The notice promotes Scientific American and Munn & Co as patent solicitors with 35 years of experience and a large office network. It describes subscription rates, agent discounts, and single copies, plus a free check on patent viability and a handbook on patent laws. It mentions offices in New York and Washington, D.C.
A Philadelphia newlywed couple touring a downtown flat encounter a talkative janitor describing healthy tenants and family sizes as they decide to move up town. The piece contrasts with a Boston ad for Hauvu’s Vecerarne Shinatan Renewer promising hair color restoration and dandruff cure endorsed by medical figures and state authorities.
A relay of short, quirky items with humorous asides on toads as garden helpers, a Paris singer tale overpaid by a moneyed patron, wit about engagements and hair pins, a Governor Butler remark in a political contest, a New Hampshire hog restraining note, and a reflection on life in battle.
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