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Newspaper

Millheim Journal

Location

Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1886

Page

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Desert drivers and a drunken misadventure in Persia

Two camel drivers Abu Ben Hadar and Mali Ibraham travel toward Shiraz through Shah desert. Abu warns Mali against wine. British officials trust Mali with secret dispatches, wine is served, Mali gets drunk, the paper is hidden in his turban, then found safe after the mess ends with both diplomats vowing abstinence.

Abu Ben Hadar Muli Ibraham Shah Shiraz el Ghoun Constantinople Mali Abu Pleiades Allah Persepolis Frank Muli Brett St.Petersburgh Sir George Toublin Villers Muir Villiers Effendi Muii Gordon

Etiquette Dilemmas Over Knife and Fork Handling

A witty exploration of table manners debates the right way to manage a greasy knife and fork during meals. The piece contrasts placing versus holding the utensils while conversing on orchids music and social decorum.

Free Pass Refused by Omaha Theatre Manager

An aspiring tragedian disputes a manager over a free pass in a theatrical exchange. The applicant claims stage experience including King Henry in New York. The manager doubts his soul and acting depth, until the applicant reveals he played the corpse.

Omaha New York City

Parisian Beauty Turned Black by Cosmetic Bath

A famed Parisian woman, famed for white cosmetics, turns black after a medicated bath. Her doctor jokes that she is now a chemical product, a sulphide, and treats her with sulphuric acid bath to revert her complexion. The tale warns young ladies to beware cosmetics.

Journal of Chemistry

New Way to Sell Goods by Commission Disclosed

A Philadelphia Times report describes a private residence in an ultra fashionable district arranged to display costly bric a brac bronzes and expensive rugs for sale on commission. The house borrowed goods from merchants, with the owner earning a neat commission while the public puzzled at the lavish setting.

Philadelphia Times

A Picturesque Chinese Doctor On Mott Street

I encounter a Chinese physician aboard a Mott Street visit, with interpreter Chin Foo translating. The doctor weighs out a massive yellow prescription, then Hong Wah Hoe King & Co. prepares a bitter tea of herbs and roots, which strangely revives the narrator after a night of violent discomfort.

Chin Foo Mott Street New York City Foo China Cnin Foo Canton Hong Wah Hoe King & Co Gotham John L. Sullivan

What Makes a Home

A speaker argues that true home comfort comes from domestic love over wealth and ornate furnishings. They reject prioritizing exterior elegance and material goods, stating a simple, honest life beats costly furniture and clothes.

Isaac Newton Reverence in Language Cited in Essay

A historic essay notes Sir Isaac Newton never mentioned the deity without a gesture of reverence. It argues that reverence in speech is prudent beyond moral concerns and cautions others against flippant language about the Creator.

Isaac Newton Newton

No Place Like Home Burdette Quote

A teacher ponders a student’s joke about Payne writing There’s No Place Like Home. The exchange ends with the student being marked perfect. Burdette.

Payne Burdette

End of Car Bell Sparks Conductor Exchange

A conductor angrily tells a passenger not to ring the bell at both ends of the car. The passenger insists he wants both ends to stop.

Bedad

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Millheim A Harter Millheim, PA B. Stover Madisonburg, Pa H. Reifsnyder D. J. W. Stam Penn Street John F. Harter Practical Methodist Church Martin Millheim PA Geo. L. Lee P. Abd, M. D O. Deininger Journal Office Penn St W. Springer Millheim Banking House Springer Main & North Streets Jno H. Orvis C.M. Bower Ellis L. Orvis Bower & Orvis Attorneys-at-Law Bellefonte, PA Woodings Building D. H. Hastings W. F. Reeder Astings & Reeder Allegheny Street Yocum & Hastings A C. Meyer Bellefonte PA W. C. Heinle Centre County J A. Beaver W. Gephart Es & Gephart Alleghany Street High Street Rockerhoff Allegheny ST C. G. McMillen Umkins Bishop Street Emanuel Brown Main Jay Streets Lock Haven Kansas City W. R. Bernard Fred Simmons H. G. Crenshaw Hiram Warner Simmons Liver Regulator M. B. Wharton Col. See Southern Baptist Theological Seminary J.h.zeilin & CO Philadelphia William M’arthur The Chicago Tribune John the Baptist Young
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