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Millheim Journal in Millheim, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1881
Page
1
The Master Wakes The Violin From Silence
A speaker compares a silent violin to a heart awaiting a master’s touch. Only the master can unlock its rapture and voice. The speaker rests hope on the artist’s hand to test fortune, whether music will speak of love or stay mute.
Howland Coleman Receives Bold Letter From May Dean
In a grand home, bachelor Howland Coleman reads a bold note from May E Dean begging to become part of his life. The letter reveals May’s need to support her mother and her offer to join him if he will have her, stirring unexpected emotion in Coleman.
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Mr. Howland Coleman
Mr. Coleman
May Dean
Mrs. Anderson
Dean
May E. Dean
Mamma
May and Howland Coleman betrothal in a village parlor
In a plain parlor May Dean receives a marriage proposal from Howland Coleman after a heartfelt confession sparked by a persuasive letter. May hesitates as she reveals a desire for a place in his mills, but Coleman clarifies the offer: marriage to her and all his mills. The scene shifts to a broader meditation on relics and fame as readers are reminded of shifting values from material trophies to living bonds.
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May E. Dean
Howland Coleman
May
May Dean
Mr. Coleman
Howland
Northern
Scottish Society of Antiquaries
Crook
St. Filan
Robert Bruce
Brian Boru
Trinity College
Dublin
Charles I
Purkiss
William Rufus
Walter Tyrrell
Sir Isaac Nunn
Pegu
Buddha
Temple of
Adam’s Peak
Ceylon
Napoleon
Battle of
Eylau
Gustavus Adolphus
Lubeck
Charles XII
Pultowa
Amiens
Lawrence Sterne
Kant
Voltaire
Prosseau
Jean Jacques
Assassi
John the Baptist
A Pleasant Method of Traveling to Alaska by Canoe
A guide to canoe travel in Alaska with Indian guides. Large canoes carry up to three tons and handle inland waves, sail well, and paddle easily along shore. With provisions and warm gear, travelers can be self reliant, camp nightly in wild mossy forests, and enter the famed rock portals, waterfalls, and glaciers along a journey with nature as partner.
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Alaska
Nature
Deadly vampire bats terrorize Bahia cattle herds
Historic Bahia province faces a vampiric bat plague that drains cattle blood. Scientific officials describe a suction tongue with papillae and tubular lips enabling blood extraction. Bats measure up to two feet wingspan and roost in deserted houses, feared by blacks and Indians amid local superstitions.
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Brazil
Bahia
Novel device shows moving picture on rose paper
A Berlin merchant markets a curious apparatus that burns pictures into rose colored paper. A glowing match at two perforated points sends sparks that trace a path waking the image. The sparks end when the path finishes, yielding a positive and a negative like silhouettes.
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Berlin
Witness Refuses to Kiss Bible in Bradlaugh Trial
In a courtroom clash over belief, Horace Bradlaugh’s named witness refuses to kiss the Bible. He insists his mind is clear, declares belief in the Bible yet rejects kissing the book, provoking shock among spectators and judges. The exchange highlights tensions over faith and civil rights in the case.
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Horatio Bradlaugh
Horace Bradlaugh
Horace Greeley and the Ticket Agent Tale
A reforming ticket agent recalls a Chicago scam by a rival line aimed at Horace Greeley. The agent admits selling a wrong route ticket to the famed editor, who coolly corrects the route and urges the man to “Go West, young man,” while exposing the scheme.
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Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Shuffle-Toes
Horace Greeley
The
Tribune
Philosopher
the Tribune
Horace
Greeley
Trick
The Isle of Man Women and Suffrage
The Isle of Man, equal with England Scotland and Ireland in reach of reform, expands suffrage to householders of both sexes. The House of Keys amended the measure by removing the word male, signaling broad political rights under home rule. Supporters boast its ancient popular assembly and historic rights.
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Isle of Man
England
Ireland
Scotland
Woman’s Suffrage Journal
House of Keys
Great Britain
Victoria
Isle
House of Commons
Doubt on Perfect Happiness and Visible Virtue
The author notes that perfect happiness via perfect goodness may be unattainable in this world. He acknowledges we do not always observe visible virtue. The text then mentions that there are 187 prisoners in the Eastern Penitentiary.
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Eastern
Witty courtship tale ends with lawless confusion
In a comic scene at Judge Smith’s chamber, Mr. Sparks seeks damages for a ruined evening after courting Miss Blazer. The judge finds no legal grounds, as Sparks recounts a misadventure from oysters to a dog bite and a mistaken fiancé at the doorstep.
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Mr. Sparks
John Wormly
Miss Blazer
Wawoodbury Pike
Smileys
Sol
Tollgate
Simpson
Huckleberry Creek
Afghan Fight Will Never Be Tamed by Time
The article reflects on Afghan warfare noting a fighter’s ferocity and refusal to yield. It contrasts Afghan battle realities with Indian memories of rebellion and mutiny, highlighting the peril to wounded enemies and the constant danger in battlefields.
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Afghanistan
India
Never associate with bad company and social etiquette
A long list of cautions on behavior in social settings. It advises choosing good company, avoiding boasting abroad, speaking to acquaintances, offering seats to infirm or elderly, not forcing attention, and returning favors with civilities. It emphasizes politeness, humility, and considerate conduct in daily interactions.
A New Yorker Meets a Downbeat Actor in Michigan
At Mt. Clemens a New Yorker talks with Sam Smith known as Smith Smith. Smith recounts a failed touring act after a long cross country trek and says he now seeks only modest meals and quiet days, having been chased by dogs farmers and constables.
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Mt. Clemens
Mich
New York City
Sam Smith
Wisconsin
Boar's Head Feast Ends Laughing Baronial Christmas
In olden days Baron Rowdedow hosts a grand Christmas dinner. The chief cook falls ill. a Milesian substitutes at the door and presents a boar's head by mistake, lifted atop a book agent’s index. Laughter erupts as the feast proceeds.
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Baron Rowdedow
Baron Kowdedow
Ireland
Isle
Baron Rowded
New Bavarian Enamelling Invents Hard Stone and Metal Coat
An invention from Bavaria uses an enamelling liquid to harden stone or cement beyond granite and render it indistinguishable from other minerals. The coating can be applied to metal to prevent rust, offering durable, customizable appearances.
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Bavaria
Budding hopes nipped by rough wind inspire imagined blossoms
The speaker reflects that when early hopes are crushed by adversity we picture the potential beauty they might have become if nurtured, imagining flowers that could have bloomed.
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