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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1883
Page
1
Dignity and Marriage at Wyndale School
Miss Negley rails against salary cuts as Alice Hopkins faces pressure from trustee Mr. Barthorne. Barthorne privately courts Alice, offers marriage, and the couple wed after Negley’s stand collapses. The episode ends with Negley ousted and the couple planning a future together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Hopkins
Alice
Priscilla Jones
Billy Smith
Miss Hopkins
Miss Negley
Fanny Dow
Lucy Malley
Baltimore
Nile
Mr. Barthorne
Barthorne
Squire Barthorne
White House
Mr.Barthorne
Opium Smoking Timeline in America
Historians differ on when opium smoking began among whites in the United States. Dr. Kane cites 1868 with a California sport named Clendayn, while Dr. Hamilton reports white smokers in San Francisco earlier. The habit spread eastward, reaching New York by 1876, with early joints on Park Mott and Pell streets. Over 6000 Americans are described as opium users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
California
H. H. Kane
New York
United States
Clendayn
Allan McLane Hamilton
San Francisco
Park, Mott and Pell Streets
Locomotive Caprices and the Art of Engine Temperament
Experienced engineers know engines differ even when identical in power and build. A dozen locomotives respond to varying coal and water needs and starting behaviors, with only skilled drivers coaxing peak performance. Some engines balk at certain operators, as if preferring specific drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
The Custer Massacre An Indian Woman's Account
An interview from Standing Rock agency relays a Sioux woman linked to Sitting Bull describing the Custer battle. She recounts Reno's panic, rapid maneuvering, and the Indian counterattack, noting Custer was killed and the Sioux suffered about thirty killed with over sixty wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Sitting Bull
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Standing Rock Agency
Tatatukahegieska
Spotted Horn Bull
Reno
Minneconto
Pearls of Thought
A collection of aphorisms on virtue, ego, judgment, and friendship. The observations warn that idleness breeds vice, success is earned slowly, and true character shows in friend, helper, and conscience. Envy, ingratitude, and harsh words are cautioned against in daily life.
Preserving Power of Salt and Body Preservation
The article notes lime rich soils fossilize or preserve buried bodies for years. It cites cases of Washington Wayne Burns Hampden and others where disinterred remains remained well preserved long after burial, yet crumbled to dust when exposed. Lord Nugent is cited as record keeper for Hampden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cesar
General Washington
General Wayne
Robert Burns
John Hampden
Lord Nugent
Under Water A Wiver's Experience With Sharks
The article profiles Harry H. Ballard of New Orleans one of eighteen U S divers. He dismisses shark fears as humbug while recounting near misses with sharks in Callao and off the Peruvian coast. He describes a wreck treasure chase interrupted by a twenty foot shark and a mud dive to escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiver
Harry H. Ballard
New Orleans
United States
Cincinnati Hospital
Enquirer
Callao Harbor
West India
South American
Cincinnati
Mnouier
Dog that Howls at False Notes Shapes Darmstadt Concerts
In 1839 a Darmstadt music aficionado trained a spaniel named Poodle to howl when false notes or discordant sounds occurred. Reports say the dog’s reactions grew from commands to eye contact and even a glare when critics teased it with discord. Authorities warn the dog can become aggressive if provoked.
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Germany
Darmstadt
Grand Duchy of Hesse
Frederick I
London Society
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