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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1886
Page
3
A scattered, era‑specific collage reports brushes of daily town life from Millheim and surrounding areas. It notes bids for Cloverseed, coasting on Main street hill, church meetings, a cold snap with ten below zero, moves of residents and merchants, an upcoming livestock sale, a clock stockholders meeting, and local personalities including J W Gephart, Mrs Stover, and Henry Keen with wide civic and religious ties.
A retrospective line recalls Castoria use from infancy to parenthood. The verse traces a family's reliance on Castoria across stages from baby to grandmother, highlighting its enduring role in caregiving traditions.
Protracted meeting at the Evangelical church continues. Auction at the Rebersburg hotel drew a large crowd Saturday evening. Charles Dunkel, formerly a lumber boss, now visits on business from Union County. Zwingli Bower becomes clerk and bartender at the Abersburg hotel. Brechbill's new shop smoke stack rises and steam whistle signals startup. The planned negro performance failed to occur, John Gramley notes it was expected. Jost boasts trotters capable of 30 minutes per mile. A surprise party from the east end visited Tylerstown and Mrs Grup’s home for an oyster supper with music by Tylerstown’s top musician. Benjamin Smith of Centre Hall married Miss Chesty Breen at Centre Hall. A remarkable case from Philipsburg reports a little girl cured of scrofula after one bottle of McDonald’s Blood Purifier, according to the editor. Sold by J Eisenhuth in Millheim.
Mr. Klinefelter killed his cow after an injury in the stable. Albert Klinefelter plans to move to the saw mill below Coburn soon. Geo Hazel will occupy the Klinefelter house. L B Stoyer attended a protracted meeting at St Pauls in Pennsvalley. Our grammar school ends with a concert. Mrs Dan'l Limbert visits Sugar Valley parents. The Great Zingari claims relief for tooth ache and neuralgia. Johnston Holloway & Co. advertise 16 cent remedy.
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