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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1889
Page
2
A far ranging jumble of notes on a Pike’s Peak tramway claim a royal abdication rumor and a desertion punished by paint plus oblique references to Napoleon’s return various urban plans in Liverpool and weathered street life.
The clipping blends anecdotes about British editor Texay Lanoveniune in Washington and a sweep of royal residences after Queen Victoria's death with curious notes on policing Chinese taxation, wildlife traps, and a Gettysburg speech. It weaves sensational biographical scraps with diverse, loosely connected curiosities.
A garbled OCR moment shows a crowd reacting to a boss writing a letter while swearing at a machine. The typewriter girl is absent, leaving the old man to operate the device, producing a mix of blasphemous exclamations and comic confusion.
A troubled speaker voiced weariness with life and wealth and poverty until a single look changes his despair. The moment of awakening comes as mists burn away and darkness turns to day through a transformative gaze in Boston.
Horace Temple, obsessed by a provocative Dolinarian warden portrait, pursues the model Gertrude Sevellon while navigating a web of social courtesies and a mother’s perfumed hints. The tale threads through a society party, a piano of misread signals, and a painting’s claim on love and art.
A six year old from Capital City spends vacation with read In Springtide. On a hot day she rebels in the kitchen, fearing a “frail of catechistis.” Grandma investigates a play house and discovers a wasp and a caterpillar, a gentle slice of family life from Woman's News.
A Texas gentlemens ill health caused him to miss church. He gave his son a quarter to place on the plate. The boy forgot the text and when asked he replied he did not remember. The parent scolded him then learned the boy kept the quarter and did not put it on the plate.
A historical overview of peanut production in Virginia and North Carolina, detailing growing varieties white red and Spanish the curing and cleaning process in Norfolk and Petersburg and St. Louis and Cincinnati markets. It notes shelling by women and girls, uses of kernels for candy and soap oil, and expands on peanut flour pastry and consumption in the United States and Canada.
A New Hampshire visitor chasing 195 Broadway with “15” on a beard mistakes a Beardwig car for the famous elephant exhibit. He pays five cents to ride the train while locals joke about urban wonders and electricity as he leaves disappointed yet amused by the spectacle.
A British blockader’s rifle once owned by Jefferson Davis was kept for protection at the Richmond Executive Mansion and later studied as an expert shooter. After Civil War relics moved, the gun reached the Ordnance Museum, labeled Davis Rifle, then Springfield arsenal, with a push to return it to Washington for the National Museum.
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