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R D. H. Mingle of Madisonburg Pennsylvania advertises services opposite the Public School House offering writing and acknowledgment of deeds and other legal papers at moderate charges.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1885
Page
1
R D. H. Mingle of Madisonburg Pennsylvania advertises services opposite the Public School House offering writing and acknowledgment of deeds and other legal papers at moderate charges.
Central description locates the Most Central Hotel at the corner of Main and Jay Streets in Lock Haven Pennsylvania.
Centrally located rooms offered by W Paine M D owner in Philadelphia. Premium spaces near 6th Street south of Chestnut, near Walnut Street Theatre, remodeled and newly furnished. Rates from 50 cents to 3 dollars per day on American and European plans.
John Coleman a weary Ashland lawyer returns home to find Rue Haywood and Mr. Lynde involved in an operetta conflict. After a quarrel sparked by control and jealousy, Rue ends the engagement yet aids Coleman who lies ill with malaria. He asks Rue to forgive him and to stay in the operetta.
A traveler recounts a voyage between West India Islands where explosive seeds under a berth detonated nearly missing him and injuring a negro passenger. Seeds burst like cartridges, splitting into pieces and shattering a glass and a pitcher handle. He notes seeds explode to aid dispersal, with frost and water expansion capable of toppling trees.
An Irish tramp sought lodging at a house with two women near Wadesboro North Carolina on Tuesday night. The tramp was locked in a closet but awakened by a intruder who demanded money. The tramp fired killing the intruder who was later revealed to be a white neighbor in disguise.
Mose Schaumburg tells of meeting misth er Gilhooly who claims wealth well beyond a million dollars in cash and real estate. Col Crandall Mann son and others joined a fishing trip on Onion Creek, the chatter notes.
A brisk street scene on Cass Avenue features a pest pamphleteer offering cholera literature for twenty five cents. The resident refuses the pamphlet and chases away the seller with a curt request to travel. The peddler departs after the exchange ends.
A Cape Vincent resident constructs a sheet iron hen that mimics life by cackling and laying a golden egg. The device defends itself with a saw trap activated by movement, capable of seven hundred revolutions per minute, then resets to feign laying again. A painted prototype drying in the sun attracts a cat, ending the tale.
The narrator notes Venice as highly watered and walked by gondolas driven by a gondolier whose breath and singing reveal a foreign ambience. He compares Europe’s foreigners to New York voters, wondering if language choice is for display or preference.
A Newman Sunday school class answers questions about Pentecost and cloven tongues. A young student claims his father has a cloven tongue after describing placing a clove on his tongue with a drink, prompting a lesson on miracles.
The dialogue reveals a wife praising her husband yet noting his fragile heart when faced with bad news. He cannot endure hardship and reacts strongly when simple household shortages like sugar or flour run low, highlighting his sensitive nature.
An exchange states the demand for gunpowder rises in peace, claiming more was used to build the Hoosac Tunnel than in the Civil War. It notes U S daily consumption around 100 tons, exceeding usage in a battle with 50,000 men firing 40 rounds each.
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