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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1882
Page
1
You Will Be Famous Yet Paul A Dramatic Romance
A moonlit farewell and divided loves drive artist Paul Dillard from his boyhood home. Years later he returns to find Ariadne Homer married to Amos Homer and haunted by guilt over a schemed union. In Italy old John Etheridge confesses theft and begs forgiveness. Paul reappears, Ariadne is redeemed, and the lovers are united in a final act of mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariadne Homer
Amos Homer
Adne
Paul
Paul Dillard
Spring Meadow
John Etheridge
Ariadne
Jonas Dillard
Furm
Tower Hill
Boston
New Hampshire
Mary
Atlantic
John
Ariadne Etheridge
Italy
Mountain Inn
God
Last Interview With Napoleon Reveals Waning Confidence
A chronicler recalls a brief audience with Napoleon after Elna, detailing selections, political prospects, and the Empress's return. The emperor, once sure and commanding, appears moody and weighed by looming misfortune as discussion turns to Bourbon support and women in cabinet secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elna
Napoleon
Paris
Vienna
Talleyrand
England
Duc de Bourbon
la Vendee
France
Bennett Ball in Paris Costs About 1500 Dollars
James Gordon Bennett hosted a ball in Paris with attendees dancing late to six o’clock. The event incurred roughly 1500 dollars in expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gordon Bennett
Paris
Weather talk turns comic as couple debates meteorology
Mrs Spoopendyke questions how weather forecasts are made while Mr Spoopendyke explains observers, central reports, and washingtion led forecasts. He jokes about storm centers, Manitoba origins, and wind barometers as he exits in frustration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Spoopendyke
Mr. Kooopendyke
Repub
Mr. Spoopendyke
Washington
Manitoba
Dakota
Population from Abroad Boosts United States Population
The United States gained about one percent in population last year from immigration. Nearly 440,000 arrived at New York, with Germans forming the largest group, followed by Irish and English. Italians are noted as the most numerous among southern Europeans. Immigrants brought capital, with estimates around 11 million dollars in cash and rail transportation costs near 5 million. The article discusses destinations, assimilation, and regional settlement, concluding the foreign influx is valuable and manageable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Castle Garden
Free Republic
Sweden
Norway
Europe
Italy
Asia
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Texas
N. Y
Gold yield of Nova Scotian mines 1862 to 1880 reports
Official reports show the gold yield of Nova Scotian mines from 1862 through 1880 valued at 6 212 195 dollars. New York state leads last year in killings with 101 total, 47 in the city. Vanderbilt's grand ball cost 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotian
New York State
Using Rough Ground For Fruit And Forest Planting
The article explains using broken rocky land for crops and trees. Grapes and tomatoes thrive with proper preparation, large holes, manure, and good drainage. Pumpkins melons and squash grow well, with ten foot hill spacing and weed control. or plant broken land to nut producing forest trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Manias That Drive People to Collect and Create
The piece surveys various obses sions from Arctic voyages to ostrich hunts and book collecting, coin and autograph collecting, and stamps and ceramics. It notes fashion trends, ceremonial headgear, and sports fads as social manias, arguing these impulses spread through imitation and curiosity.
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Rebersburg, Pa
C. Springer
Journal Store
Millheie, Pa
Iter FF
Allegheny Street
C. G. McMillen
Rvin House
MAIN
Jay Streets
Lock Haven, Pa
Woods Calwell, Proprietor
T. D. H. Mingle
Millheim, Pa
D. John F. Harter
Practical
Tomlinson
Cery Store
Main Street
Mittuem, Pa
F Kisteer
Foote
Main St
G. R Peale
H. A. McKugg
Peale & McHkee
Attorneys AT Law
Court House
Bellefonte
T. Alexander
C. M. Bower
Bellefonte, PA
Garman’s
B. Linn
Attorney AT Law
Diamond
Yocum & Hastings
M. C. Heinle
Centre County
F. Reeder
J. A. Bear I. W. Gephart
Eaver & Gephar?, Attorneys AT Law
Alleghany Street
High
Harshberger
S. Keller
Lyon
H. Hastings
the Weather Bureau
Vanderbilt
Arctic
Patagonia
Central
Africa
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