Millheim and nearby towns business directory fragment
A fragmented listing from Millheim and surrounding areas shows offices and services including medical doctors, a journal office, legal deed work, barber services, and partnerships. Names and locations cover Millheim Main Street Penn Street Allegheny Street and nearby Bellefonte, with various trades and professional ads.
Farmer Tucker Learns to Regard His Wife
A New England farmer, initially amused by a Chautauqua visit, attends a talk and is moved by a tale of marital strife. He resolves to treat his wife better, drives her home on Sundays, and gradually breaks old habits. The couple reconciles after a sequence of thoughtful acts and teary admissions, planning a renewed marriage and a future trip to Chautauqua. they agree to begin anew and wed again next summer at Chautauqua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Chatauqua
New England
Son of Toil
Jane
Maine
California
Farmer Tucker
Sally
Samuel Tucker
Samuel
Mr. Tucker
That Clothes Don’t Make the Man and Other Warnings
A moral primer for young men urging financial prudence and personal responsibility. It warns debt traps, status symbols, and improper courtship, advising independence from a father's fortune and respect for workers, including a washerwoman, as a foundation for responsible housekeeping and marriage.
A Very Practical Woman at Ignatious Hall Exhibit
Two ladies debate a $3000 wooden carving at the Ignatious Hall exhibition. One quips she would buy a live man if she had $3,000, noting the piece is a fine work but not worth the price.
Shipwrecked Algoma disaster claims many lives
From Owen Sound to Port Arthur the Algoma journeied with 120 or more aboard. Only about 15 survivors were found after the steamer struck Isle Royale amid a northeast gale. Fishermen aided the rescued, the Athabasca took them in, and bodies of Frost and Emerson were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg Patriot
Detroit
Mich
Owen Sound
Ontario
Dispatch
Algoma
Canadian Pacific
Sault Ste. Marie
Beatty
Port Arthur
Winnipeg Free Press
White Fish
Allgail
Point Greenstone
Isle Royale
Athabasca
Foote
Frost
Emerson
Disgusted Briton Chooses Western Texas Stay
An English nobleman in reduced circumstances moves to Western Texas and meets Col. H. B. Andrews, vice president of the Sunset Railroad. He declares it a blawsted country and says he will return home, criticizing the lack of work and the high cost of living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Col
H. B. Andrews
Sunset Railroad
England
Trolling for Alligators in a Fiendish Explosive Hunt
A New York Sun recounts a Florida encounter where a machinist's clockwork explosive, concealed in beef, was used to blow up a massive alligator near a lagoon off the St. Johns River. The blast killed the reptile as it lunged, tail shelling into a tree and the scene leaving a strong odor and stunned observers.
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N. Y. Sun
St. John’s River
Ile
Florida
Ohio
A Short Homily on Childhood
A family scene unfolds at dinner as a grandfather cautions Bobby to be quiet before Feathery. Feathery entertains the boy and suggests all children share wonder. Bobby asks about the elder's eyes and Pa’s claim that a silver dollar appears cartwheel-sized to him.
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Bobby
New Process Roller Flour Offered by J B Fisher Firm
Notice announces the sale of Process Roller Flour manufactured by J B Fisher at Penn Hall through D S Kauffman and Co at their Main street store.
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J. B. Fisher
Penn Hall
D. S. Kauffman & Co
Main Street
Millheim
Dead Son Found Alive Ends Dark Cloud Over Di Vinney Family
In Juniata county near Waterloo a boy long believed murdered returns home alive after years of quiet grief and suspicion falls on Porter Divinney accused of killing his son. An alibi freed a cousin, while villagers doubted the father until reunion brings relief and a mystery remains about the mountain bones.
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Mifflintown
Juniata County
Waterloo
Huntingdon
Franklin
Perry
Juniata
Divinney
Porter Divinney
Roxbury
W. H. Knox
Blair’s Mills
Huntingdon Co
Diginney
A Scientific Teacher Who Didn't Fill the Bill
Uncle Josiah Windless recalls a fall hiring a pale slim young man for the country school board to teach in the district. The candidate lacked physical heft and classroom control after clashes with pupils, leading to disrupted lessons and eventual dismissal with two months pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah
Shay Figer
Kentry
Holt
Hull Western Reserve
Willin
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Cee
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Methodist Church
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D. Geo. L. Lee
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Frank
Rebersburg, Pa
B .O. Deininger
Journal Office
Penn St
J. Springer
West Millheim Banking House
Co L. Springer
Main & North Streets
Jno.h. Orvis
M. Bower
Ellis L. Orvis
Ors Bower & Orvis
Attorneys-at-Law
Bellefonte, PA
Woodings Building
D. H. Hastings
W. F. Reeder
Pee
Reeder
Allegheny Street
Ofice
Yocum
J .C. Meyer
W. C. Heinle
Centre County
S. W. Gephart
Burm & Gephart
Alleghany Street
High Street
Roukerhoff
Allegheny ST
G. McMillen
Proprietor
Ummins
Bishop Street
Emanuel Brown
Main and
Jay Streets
Lock Haven
Caldwell
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