Professional Cards of CT Alexander Bellefonte PA
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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 24, 1881
Page
1
It Might Have Been a World of Strange Wonders
A reflective poem contrasts imagined unreal worlds with the moral truth that hastiness harms the weak. It argues that wisdom lies in leading with love and avoiding greed, anger, or harm, asserting that true justice comes from divine love above.
Rescue Plot Among Marion Era Patriots
Rose Herlin faces forced marriage to Silas Hall as Tory Amos Herlin plots to wed her. Captain Blake leads a volunteer band to abduct Rose at night and thwart the wedding, with Pip the servant delivering hope and a plan to outwit Tarleton’s faction. The tale centers on loyalty, danger, and a daring rescue.
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Tory
Silas Hall
Robert
Amos Herlin
Tarleton
Rose
Pip
Hall
Parson Sabine
Redcoats
Marion
Rose Herlin
Providence
Blake
Colonies
Capt
Rose defies Silas Hall and flees with Captain Blake
In a tense scene Rose resists Silas Hall’s attempted assault and declares she would rather die than marry him. She escapes to join Capt. Blake and his men for a perilous ride to Marion’s camp, while her lover’s love triumphs over tyranny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pip
Silas Hall
Rose
Mein
Robert
Kosel
Capt. Blake
Santee
Marion
Cheese Made from Potatoes in German Regions
A foreign paper describes potato cheese production in Thuringia and Saxony. Potatoes are boiled and pulped, mixed with sour milk and salt, pressed into small baskets, dried in shade, and aged up to fifteen days. Three varieties exist and the cheese reportedly resists worms and stores well.
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Thuringia
Saxony
The Art of Dress Color and Complexion Advice
The article discusses color choices in dressing, stressing that fashion must suit complexion. It notes red flatters blondes with careful use, scarlet near the face for fair skin, avoid scarlet for yellowish or florid complexions, and warns brunettes against pale greens or certain oranges. It emphasizes harmonizing toilet colors with natural flesh tones.
Bose the big dog and Sam the tiny terrier bid farewell
Bose living on the hill near Squire Horton fell ill and died after days of suffering. Sam, a small terrier from the village, stayed by his side through pain and travel to Horton's home. Sam mourned at Bose’s grave, then returned home never returning to the Hortons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bose
Squire
Sam
Squire Horton
Jane
Mother Instigates Railway Themed Scolding Of Children
A quarrel among children in the back yard turns into a playful railway scene as the engineer's wife selects Jack for misbehavior and uses a slipper as a marker. Bob protesters shout to avoid being stopped and urges the mother to let the train pass. The scene escalates with a chase along the yard and siding as the mother attempts to discipline.
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Jack
Bob
Yarc
The Bold Hunters of Tyrol Pursue Black Cock and Golden Eagle
The Tyrol offers sport with the black cock and the golden eagle. The black cock, a grouse, is hunted during the pairing season and his love songs invite peril. The golden eagle, the tiger of its race, soars above crags and preys on chamois and livestock, sometimes lifting and dropping prey from great heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrol
Prairies
Eyrie
Norse Traits in Norway A Glimpse of Old Norway
The account describes Norwegian society seen from a visitor’s shipdown the Sognefjord. It notes traditional marriage happiness, conservative social norms, politeness with superiors, and curiosity toward foreigners. It observes serene family life, modest courtship, and a hardy people clinging to language, dress, and customs of Gamle Norge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
New World
Europe
North America
Sogne Fjord
Gamle Norge
Old Norway
The Language of Dining: Knife Fork Signals
A playful list shows how actions at table imply mood and intent from boredom to affection. Each gesture linked to a hidden meaning like dropping a knife signaling boredom or wiping a knife on cloth signaling comfort.
Unusual Rail and Sugar Field Safety Lore Recounted
A collection of railway superstitions and procedures outlines how a drunk fireman is signaled by a lamp and how rail officials interpret signs. It covers conductor duties, passenger etiquette, inspection routines, and a humorous, instructional section on sugaring operations and equipment choices for sap storage, piping, and evaporators.
A Practical Lesson in Keeping Feet Warm on a Cold Journey
A friend relates a practical experiment using newspaper to warm cold feet on a bitter journey. Removing tight boots and wrapping feet in torn newspaper restored circulation and warmth, as the paper acted as a heat bath by preventing heat loss and evaporation.
Law Hints From Old Ledger on Contracts And Liabilities
A Sunday vote is void and contracts made on Sunday cannot be enforced. Indebted partners bear the firm’s debts. a minor or lunatic cannot form binding contracts. An indorser must be notified of dishonor within 24 hours. Checks require prompt presentation. signatures in lead pencil are valid. Ignorance of law is no excuse. A note lost or stolen does not release the maker. An agreement without consideration is void. A receipt for money is not conclusive in law.
Rule of the room at Oil City hotel
A father enforces a curfew in his hotel room with a firm rule that all occupants must be in by ten. When the son stays out late, the father is denied entry and sleeps in another room. The anecdote ends with reflections on duty and jealousy versus self interest and reform.
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Oil City
Origins of Names Across Hudson Valley and Beyond
The article explains how place names like Hudson, Delaware, Boston, Albany, Catskill, Cattaraugus, Chicago, Chemung, Crown Point, Erie, Manhattan, Mohawk, Niagara, Oneida, Onondaga, Saratoga, Ontario, Schenectady, Seneca, Jersey, and Passaic derive from Indigenous languages, the Dutch, or historical figures. It links meanings to features, tribes, and historical events, noting linguistic twists and misnamings.
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Hudson
North River
South River
Delaware
Massachusetts
Great Hills
Blue Hills
Boston
St. Bardolph’s Town
Albany
Catskill
Chicago
Crown Point
Erie
Manhattan
New England
Niagara
Oneida
Onondaga
Saratoga
Ontario
Schenectady
Jersey
Cesarea
Channel Islands
Passaic Signifes Valley
Kindness to the ungrateful leaves no lasting impression
A distressed aphorism notes that acts of kindness toward an ungrateful person are like sealing a flint and sowing seed on sand, producing no durable mark on either party. The saying warns that such generosity yields no meaningful impact or return.
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No. Tors
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Lexander & Bower, Attorneys AT Law
Bellefonte, PA
Ion B. Linn
Attorney AT Law
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Diamond
You & Hastings
Attorneys AT Law
High Street
First National Bank
M. C. Heinle
Centre County
Wilbur F. Reeder
J. A. Beaver
J. W. Gephart
Eaver & Gephart, Attorneys AT Law
Alleghany Street
High
A. Morrison
Woodring
Court House
Keller
Lyon
Ay Street
John G. Love
P. Wilson
Business Cards OF Millheim
A. Sturgis
C. R
Main Street
Bank
Milheim
O Deininger
Scribner and Conveyancer
Millheim
H H. Tomlinson
Pr I. Brown
Main
Bank, Millheim
Penna
Eisenhuth
Justice OF the Peace
Millheim, PA
Eisenluth
Main and
Penn Streety
Enna
Journal Book
See Banking CO
A. Walter
Dav. Krapa, Pres
Harter
Rebersburg, PA
Edwin Booth
Virginia
Lee’s Landing
Chesapeake
Ned
George Ruggles
Dpm
Portia
Monte Towess Wiith
Kolfe
Fors Firtation
Sugar Vamp
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