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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1886
Page
1
A northern Missouri reader recounts Joe Tompkins a tall frontiersman marrying a towering wife after a bizarre prairie hunt. The tale blends rugged wilderness lore with a surprising discovery a buffalo hunt ends with a rescued meat haul from a sharp witted northern woman.
Reserve Officer Stark explains how Honolulu area experiences shocks in weather with hurricanes and tornadic bursts. He recalls ships in tight clusters off the harbor, sudden gales, and a noon incident where a tornado roared past a vessel, snapping a 1.5 ton anchor from the rail and leaving crews scrambling to recover it on the yardarm.
A Detroit widow moves west, refuses to sell her bulldog, and faces a conspiracy to set up a fight with a rival dog. After staged taunts about her hair and dress, her dog Bravo wins a fifteen minute bout in a barn, vindicating her stance. Baxter's Mandrake Bitters promoted by local sellers.
A plain young woman Kathleen Burns longs for love and beauty. A mysterious voice at the midsummer well tells her true beauty comes from a pure soul. She heeds the warning, her countenance brightens, and Edwin McLane returns her gaze with affection.
Rural readers are urged to improve cellar ventilation to cut disease risk from damp, mold, and decaying contents. Advice covers outside storage, weekly cleaning, lime use, airing, whitewashing, and chimneys with direct flues to remove exhalations.
Immigrant American dentists and photographers thrive across South America where confectionery demand is high and profits are large. Nuns craft delicacies sold in convents and stores, while Spaniards and locals keep up with stylish portrait trends. Argentine Republic oddly restricts shop portraits of ladies.
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