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Newspaper

Millheim Journal

Location

Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1885

Page

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Millheim legal notices and local office listings

Odfice opposite the Public School House. Deeds and other legal papers written and acknowledged at moderate charges. Shop 2 doors west Millheim Banking House Main Street. George L. Springer at the Office of Ex Judge Hoy. J W Gephart Pavie and Gephart.

Odfice West Millheim Banking House Main Street Millheim, PA Hoy

Unpaid bill triggers banker’s late night mercy

Miss Comfort Walker confronts Leotard Carlyon over Ellen O Brien’s nine dollar debt from a washerwoman. Carlyon declines, then later visits the boarding house and pays the bill, revealing a hinted romance with Miss Comfort while Leotard’s story threads through the social maneuvering.

Miss Walker Miss Comfort Miss Comfort Walker Ellen O’ Brien Ellen Bill Eilen Jimmy Elien Leotard Carlyon Caleb Carlyon Mr. Carlyon Mount Orient Bank Ellen O’brien Hyson Mr. Leotard Mrs. Leigh Creswick

A Wicked Driver on Austin Streetcars

A quarrel over a streetcar incident in Austin unfolds when an elderly woman accuses a driver of past rudeness at Pecan Street. The driver staunchly denies the charge claiming politeness to ladies, then swaps cars with a competing driver as a dramatic resolution. The wit of Arkansaw Traveller adds a closing quip about misery and boots.

Austin Pecan Street Alex Sweet Arkansaw Traveller

Odor of the Hay Field and Sweet-scented Grass

An American Agriculturist note recalls how eastern meadows bloom with Anthoxanthum odoratum the sweet vernal grass and its fragrance during haying contrasting with western fields where the weediness dulls the scent. It notes the grass adds scent to drying hay and should seed lawn mixtures.

New England American Agriculturist

Daily Health Note on Dinner Time and Food Choices

A health journal advises spending about a 45 minute dinner. It also suggests including vegetables and a small portion of meat for a balanced meal.

Wildcat Bounty Tale From Sullivan County

A rugged lumberman visits Monticello's treasurer to claim a bounty for two wildcat scalps. He recounts a deadly swamp chase where his dog Jack and a hawk aided him, ending with the hunter delivering a lethal final blow as another cat attacked.

Deckertown N. Y Monticello Sullivan County York State Clinton George Sackrider Jack Hawk Lord Allers George

Experience versus warning in moral teaching

The piece argues that experience is not the best teacher for vice avoidance. It compares experience to other teachers such as a father, mother, and Sunday school, asserting warnings defend and preserve while experience often yields loss and destruction.

Ringtail cow tale tests townsfolk on truthfulness

A humorous yarn centers on John Hilfern praised as truthful who confesses to drunkenness after a ringtail cow allegedly distills alcohol. The joke twists as the cow’s illicit history leads to a $300 sale to a temperance lecturer, leaving the town amused and convinced of John’s honesty.

John Hilfern John United States

Beechers Trousers Joke Prompts Laughter at Plymouth

At a Plymouth church prayer meeting Mr Beecher jokes about his torn trousers. He says the left leg hole is new and his wife would be ashamed while explaining a nail and pin mishap from a barrel incident. The quip likens pinning sins to showing a bare spot.

Plymouth Church Mr. Beecher

Cream on Milk Stirs City Visitor at Dairy

A city girl visiting a dairy asks about the yellow looking stuff on top of the milk. The dairyman explains it is cream. The farmer sits on the stone floor and fans himself with a milk pan as the exchange ends.

Bride in Bridal Costume Rides Through Baltimore Street

A Baltimore couple, en route to Philadelphia, paraded in bridal attire on Baltimore street. The bride wore orange blossoms and a veil while the groom wore store clothes and white kid gloves. Locals gathered as they struggled to find a photographer, finally posing amid a comic chase to secure a proper shot before leaving the city.

Baltimore American Baltimore Street Gay Street Theouple Philadelphia

Clever Confidence Couple on East River Ferry

A uniformed man ejects a singing young woman from a ferry cabin, accused by the crowd of nuisance behavior. She pleads about a sick mother and hunger. the man apologizes, donates five dollars, and the pair depart together, revealed as a famed confidence man and his wife.

Jesus Sissy

Editor Receives Curiously Reserved Death Notice

A reader writes to the paper to request removal of their name from any notices after scanning months of obituaries, stating no one they know has died and asking the editor to erase their name.

Also Mentioned on This Page

A Harter Milluem, PA B. Stover Madisonburg, Pa W. H. Reifsnyder, E Mitlueim, Pa Joan F. Harter Practical Methodist Church Millueim PA R. Geo. L. Lee Millhetm, PA T. S. Frank Rebersburrg Ww. P. Ard, M. D Woopwarp, PA O. Deininger Journal Penn St Springer, R Main & North Streets Millheim Jno H. Orvis C.M. Bower Ellis L. Orvis Evis, Bower & Orvis Attorneys-at-Law Bellefonte, PA Woodings Building D. H. Hastings Reederye Reeder Allegheny Street Times Yocum & Hastings C. Meyer W. C. Heinle Centre County J. W. Gephart Pavie & Gephart Allegany Street High Stree Rockerhoff Allegheny ST C. G. McMillen Bishop Street Emanuel Brown Cincinnati Pittsburg Fanny
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