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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1877
Page
1
The Register lists subscription at 1 50 annually or 3 for six months with strict payment rules. Advertising rates per column show one square for one insertion at 1, two, three and six month spans. Column blanks include quarter half and full column rates with advance payment required for all transient ads.
A Victorian call for dress reform urges mother to shorten skirts and banish corsets, praising freedom of lungs and movement. The dramatic passage contrasts fashion restraints with health and virtue, urging natural forms and independence.
A lyric of longing by Elizabeth and Phelps envisions reunion and renewal. The speaker imagines meeting Cherishea Brean on a hopeful day of May or winter, dreaming of youth restored, faces bright, and past fears dissolving in a single moment of greeting and release from dreary fate.
Sidney Smith joked upon entering a mirrored room in a West End mansion claiming a clergy meeting with a very respectable attendance. Various quips follow about lawyers fees, Hartley Coleridge and Wordsworth, and a remark on divorce and stubborn ideas.
Belton Journal prints Dean Sin I statement detailing alleged mob violence. He describes being lured by a man claiming to help his confinement wife and details his ride from Bra zon area toward camps near Mr Young and Mr Barber. The account outlines the steps leading to the danger he faced and seeks to set the record straight.
Providence Rhode Island reports annual savings of twenty five thousand dollars by electrifying street lighting. Nine miles of lamps now operate simultaneously, improving efficiency and coverage across the city.
Snippet reveals garbled OCR text about writing in the dark ages and mentions patient objects of humanity and people who work while they study. The fragment hints at a rhetorical critique of visibility and literacy in historical contexts.
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