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Newspaper

Millheim Journal

Location

Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1886

Page

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Giacomo and Gladys Remember Thee Returns

A tale of Giacomo the street violinist who befriends Gladys de Luce and Mrs Bacon. Fifteen years later Giacomo becomes a celebrated musician who remembers the kind acts at the poor house and reunites with Gladys during a Philadelphia concert ending in marriage and a grateful Mrs Bacon.

Gladys Giacomo Mrs. Bacon Gladys de Luce Philadelphia Bacon Giacom Mrs. Bacer

Nancy and Ned on Strike in a Child's Heavenward Hope

A poverty stricken father Ned faces long unemployment as his four year old daughter Nancy consoles him. They plan to sell their last belongings to buy bread, and the girl speaks of Heaven where bread is found. A sunbeam of hope returns as Ned gathers courage and better days arrive.

Mrs. Bacon Mrs. de Luce Gladys Mrs.de Luce Giacomo Gia William Nancy Ned Childie Bob Munyon Illustrated World

Coffin Escape on Underground Railroad Tale Told

A Boston New York Tribune correspondent recalls 1859 when Job Yancey fled slavery by being sealed in a coffin with crackers and water and shipped toward Providence Rhode Island. He endured agonizing transport and deceit before reaching a free home and supporters.

Boston New York Tribune Underground Columbia 8. C Job Yancey Providence R. I Job Yancey New York

Journal Office Delivers First-Class Job Work

The JOURNAL Office reports top quality printing and binding service for local notices and articles. Clients praise timely turnaround and accurate reproduction.

Journal

Heroic pledge ends courtship as he asks for marriage

After a Sunday night church gathering, George, long courting a West End girl named Fannie, declares a bold act of heroism and promises to marry her. The dialog suggests a long romantic lead to a decisive proposal, with the preface noting a forthcoming sequel.

George Fannie

Thrace Escapes Mother’s Hurry Warning

In a hurried moment Thrace disobeyed his mother’s orders in the upper hall. He bolted toward the stairs taking multiple steps at once and tumbled to the floor. He then climbed a chair and, catching his breath, told his mother she ought not to hurry him.

Thrace

Senorita Lopez in Atlanta Siege Inspires Gallant News

A wry Civil War tale recalls Maria Lopez, the famed senorita who mingled with officers during a siege in Atlanta. Her fearless part in balls and battles drew admiration while a dropped note revealing fort plans nearly led to her arrest. She later vanished as Union and Confederate lines shifted.

Maria Lopez Atlanta Senorita Lopez New Orleans Richmond Charleston Maria Wopez Hood Nashville

The Beggar Who Imitated Huntsman Steel

An English clock maker Huntsman secretly developed a superior steel used for springs costing far less than the current best. A beggar, actually a rival iron maker, gained entry during a cold night and secretly observed the process, later building large steel works mirroring Huntsman’s method.

England Sheffield Eng Huntzman Hirdoes Huntsman Huntsman’s Works

Young Lawyer Rebuffed Over Public Defender Fees

In a District Court case a prisoner given the maximum penalty for horse stealing, fifteen years, objected to defense by a court appointed young lawyer. The prisoner asked the judge for protection, saying the lawyer would seek a new trial. The judge assured rights but the lawyer later declared he would not defend pauper criminals without payment.

Noonan

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A Harter MiLlnerm, Pa B. Stover Madisonburg, Pa W. H. Reifsnyder Millhem, PA T. J. W. Stam Penn Street R. John F. Harter Practical Methodist Church Main Street Milleim P A D. Geo. L. Lee Madison Burg, PA Ww. P. Ard, M. D Deininger Journal Office Penn St Millheim Woopwaarpd, PA J. Springer Millheim Banking House Millheim, PA Eorge L. Springer Main & North Streets Jno H. Orvis M. Bower Ellis L.orvis Avis, Bower & Orvis Attorneys-at-Law Bellefonte, PA Woodings Building D. H. Hastings W. F. Reeder Reeder Allegheny Street Yocum & Hastings J C. Meyer Bellefonte PA Hoy W. C. Heinle Centre County JA. Beaver J. W. Gephart. ” & Gephart Alleghany Street High Street Allegheny St G. McMillen Proprietor Peel House Bishop Street Emanuel Brown Main Jay Streets Lock Haven Signor Giacomo Ife Louisville
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