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31 Mar 1881
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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 31, 1881
Page
1
The Lay of the Last Minstrel, Poetic Mourning
The poem imagines nature and people mourning a departed bard. Streams, woods, and winds join the laments, though the speaker clarifies sentience lies with the memories of those long forgotten who lived in the poet’s songs. The Maid, phantom Knight, and feudal Chief all fade as the Minstrel’s harp falls silent.
The Doctour's story at the Hippocratic Society dinner
A reminiscence of doctors gathering after a Hippocratic Medical Society meeting. Dr. Gilen Capps chairs as various surgeons discuss how young physicians start, with a tale of Perc y Topham and a misread delirium tremens case amid lively banter and reflections on patient trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippocratic Medical Society
Gilen Capps
Nestor
Wayfarer
Dr. Cupps
Father Grimes
Guild of Undertakers
M. D
Percy Topham
Dingo
Boxer
Botts
Topham
Voc
Simon Borts
The Night of the Holy Fire and Irish Rousing Tales
A long excerpt recounts a physician’s tense debut with a dangerous patient, a comic horse racing mishap, and a ribald tale from Bill Burton’s ranch. It shifts to Irish history describing torched signals in 1880 Galway Mayo and earlier infernal lights in 1832 and 1867, debating whether such flames signaled rebellion or trial runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galway
Mayo
Ireland
Land League
Parnell
Forgotten Officials
A Washington writer recalls long forgotten guards and oddities around the capital. Sentries at the Sew ard house and a block house near Georgetown lingered after duties ended. A crypt under the capitol and a gray public officer guarding it reveal neglect of historic provisions and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wluss
Washington
Mr. Seward
Payne
Seward
Sickles
War Department
Potomac
Great Falls
Georgetown
Rad
Aqueduct Road
Congress
Deer Harnessing in Lapland and Samoyede Practices
The article describes Wapoos assigning five deer each and detailing harnessing methods. It notes the deer collars, leather reins, and steering signals, with cautions about handling wild deer. It compares Lapland and Samoyede practices, noting Samoyedes tame deer for domestic use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nilas
Mie
WinJing
Finmarken
Lapland
Samoyedes
Tanning Methods and School Costs in Pennsylvania
The article details Chinese tanning processes with washing, steaming, stretching, and drying to color leather, plus glue from offal and drying methods. It notes the Schdiers Orphan School of Pennsylvania houses about 2600 pupils, with annual maintenance and education costs estimated at $860,000 funded by the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Schdiers Orphan School of
The Windsor Horse Sale Racket Revealed
A horse buyer recounts a dodgy sale scam seen in a New York stable. A slick seller uses two buyers to inflate prices then disappears with the horse leaving others to chase a phantom Windsor buyer. The tale warns of deceptive tactics in horse trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
Windsor
the Windsor
The Bearded Miracle Bottle That Ruined a Home
A bald headed man balks at buying a hair growth remedy after a clerk touts a six week guarantee. The man recalls his wife pulling out his growing hair and mocks the product while the clerk suggests a different gift.
The Fame and Fall of Wade Sipple at Eccentric Ends
A long account traces Wade Sipple alias Pierce and William Gray from early days as a famed hotel thief to decades of petty crimes. He survived a Natchez escape, endured prison terms, and died of apoplexy in Potter's Field after a life of burglary, conning, and flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Wade Sipple
Pierce
William Gray
United States
Sipple
Sing Sing
Charlestown
Mass
Baltimore
Richmond
Whelling
Wilmington
N. C
Mississippi
Ohio
New Orleans
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Tli Megary
al Burtis
Tom Buchanan
Waters
Band of Plunderers
Natchez, Miss
Burtis
Sippie
Natchez
Sppile
Peck
Charies Blake
J. E. Baum
Diamond Street
Blake
West Chester
Gray
Thompson Street
Wiillan Gray
Vuriall
Rollins
Potter's Held
A Marvelous Stage Ride Through a Desolate Night
In a neighboring county a dramatic stage journey unfolds with a celebrated actor couple from the Morris House. A dark stormy night, muffled passengers, restless horses, and a halt when a wheel hits a stump frame a tense scene on the road. The man frees himself to speak with the startled driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris House
Terrapin Farm at Cellar Point Run by Mr Dorlon
A historic account describes Mr Dorlon’s terrapin farm at Cellar Point on Muogile bay’s western shore. The three acre fenced parcel uses canals to supply water and sunning beds for thousands of terrapins. Expansion plans include purchasing larvae and shellfish with seasonal income from furred and fatted terrapins, with markets in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anches
Dvorson
Caeva
E. Avout
Dorlua
Rus
Lemayins
Mississippi
Alavaua
New York
Jjurion
Senus
Varlon
Sianu
Paste Making Troublesome Gum Arabic Mixture
Instructions describe mixing gum arabic with sugar to prevent cracking, then adding water to reach the desired paste consistency. For a very strong paste, add flour equal in weight to the gum and water, without boiling. The paste strengthens as it begins to ferment.
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T. Alexander
C. M. Bower
Lexander & Bower, Attorneys AT Law
Bellefonte, PA
Garman’s
Jom B. Linn
Attorney AT Law
Allegheny Street
Quay? Dale
Diamond
Attorneys AT Law
High Street
First National Bank
V. M. C. Heinle
Centre County
F. Reeder
J. A. Beaver
J. W. Gephartoo
Gepharit
Ofice
Alleghany Street
High
A. Morrison
Woodring
Court House
Ss. Keller
Lyon
Chess, Street
G. Love
Orige
W. P. Wilson
Business Cards OF Millheim
A. Sturgis
C. Ra
Main Street
Bank
Mllheim
O Deininger
Notary Public
Scribner and Gonveyancer
Millheim
H. Tomlinson
Ihell
I. Brown
Penna
Eisenhush
Justice OF the Peace
Millheim, PA
Eisenhuth
M ‘Usskr & Smita
Main and
Penn Street
Enna
Tiacob Wolf
Millheim Banking CO
A. Walter
Dav.erape, Pres
Harter
Rebersburg, PA
Doctour
Mr. Topham
George
Top
Widow Harkins
Bill Burton
Harkins
Georgy
Bill
Peach Branch
Bill Brown
Billi Brown
Kadndeer
The
Ueman
Atlaira
Brusuy
U&t
Old Deen
Luc Driver
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