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Newspaper
New Harmony Register
Location
New Harmony, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1877
Page
1
The Register lists weekly publication terms from Co. WW. Slater with annual or delayed payment options. It outlines rates for local notices and columns, including quarter half and full column ads, plus payment rules for advance, job work, and arrears.
A dramatic verse fragment recalls a bride fearing her own heart against a sovereign lover. The speaker notes his exalted, even divine, affection that would expose her true features as days reveal her hidden burden. The poem ends with a nameless conclusion attributed to Dr. Holland.
A fragment depicts a lover named Tzazkoskovitch in a dramatic parting. He tears away from his beloved and rips two suspender buttons from her garment, keeping them as a memento while he flees.
Maude Pierson and Cora discuss society news in a mansion. Esther Worthington, niece of Mrs. Mortimer, captivates Lord Frederick Seymour who is said to pursue a match. Maude vows to “take her down” amid party chatter.
Maude Pierson schemes to humiliate Esther Worthington by exposing her charity school past at Lady Ralston’s. Esther reveals a harsh backstory and finds support from Lord Frederick Seymour, who defends her and declares his engagement. The scene closes with Maude’s plan seemingly foiled as Esther gains sympathy and affection.
In Oct 1829 Manchester working men formed a cooperative school and lectures on property and cooperation led by Owen supporters. They built a large public movement with free classes and libraries, inviting Owen for lectures, while facing ridicule and threats as they expanded across towns and halls.
The California Farmer warns that pork is diseased adipose tissue from animals fed on rotten fodder and filth. It discusses swill-fed hogs, fermentation of food, and the resulting tainted fat used in bacon lard sausages and pie crusts. It notes health risks like trichina and tapeworm and condemns barn confinement and dirty factories as sources of flavor.
In a private theater scene a man chosen to play the hero discovers his wife, also chosen as heroine, has been selected for the same part. He resents the idea, muttering that “Young and beautiful be hanged.”
A Russian army chaplain addressed the regiment before departure for war and said cowards would be punished in hell by standing in brandy up to their necks without a drop of liquor to drink.
A boy curios about a faded cyater can debates if it serves a moral or a tail adornment. The dog learns of the decision.
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