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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1882
Page
1
The verse speaks of a storm sent by the Father as chastening for humanity. The speaker hopes that enduring hardship will deepen gratitude, leading to a brighter dawn when heaven reveals glory and the face of God. It frames suffering as purposeful and growth-oriented within a religious context.
A middle class family of ten faces a crisis when George writes from abroad asking mother to join Milly Ill with typhoid forces the sisters to oversee housework. They struggle with bread and laundry, realize their neglect of mother, and transform the home by cooperative effort. The awakening leads to renewed family bonds and shared duties.
The Virginia wine industry began in 1869 with two Germans on Blue Ridge slopes and sold in New York. By 1877 the pioneers produced about 3,000 gallons annually. Last year they had 37 acres and 3,500 gallons. this year they expect 8,000 to 10,000 gallons from their crop plus neighbors. Nelson and Albemarle counties now produce 50,000 to 60,000 gallons annually.
Mr. Jones notes the Armstrongs have moved to light housekeeping on Shad Island as the American Government assigns the family. Mrs. Jones wonders about gas kerosene or electric light for cooking. Mr. Jones muses that electric light could work for that purpose, while Maria sulks and remains silent.
A winter religious revival in an Ohio neighborhood leads farmer Harris to repentance. Soon after, he jokes about a fruit tree agent who swindled him last year, lamenting his moral struggle and confusion between heaven and temptation.
Reports indicate oil in Chiapas but inaccessible due to lack of railways. A spring in Chapala Basin shows uncertain, long term potential. Vera Cruz develops oil via a company. natives may rely on it. If coal remains scarce, American patent oil stoves could profit producers as Mexican press debates fuel supply.
The article notes the claymore as a two handed Scottish sword with a large grip for both hands. It mentions European two handed swords in the Middle Ages and German mercenary blades in the French religious wars. It cites Edward the Thirds seven foot sword at Westminster Abbey weighing eighteen pounds used in processions.
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