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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1881
Page
3
Readable text presents DEININGER and BUMILLER as editors and proprietors with repeated lines about Thursday October 6 a es. The fragment confirms their roles but provides limited local context or event details.
A long list of notices from Millheim and nearby towns recounts sales and visits. Mr. Jerome Spigelmyer buys in the city and vows to undersell rivals. Mrs. Elias Lose and Miss Mary Straw plan a Harrisburg trip. Also noted are church events, farm sales, a deer hunting season note, and local bargains on marble and footwear.
Advancing years and heredity can dull hair. This tonic promises to restore faded or gray hair to brown or black, soften the scalp, remove dandruff, and stop falling hair. It claims to renew growth where follicles remain, add gloss, and resist washing out. Sold by all dealers.
A double set of weddings unfolds in Millheim and Clintondale Pa with Samuel Sankey marrying Minerva Shier at Lykens. The reception features a cornet band, generous dinner, cigars for locals, and well wishes from families and friends across Millheim Aaronsburg Eagleville Capton county and Minginbure. A second ceremony binds James Keen to Joanna Deininger at Millheim amid warm village praise. The Journal notes affectionate tributes to the bride and groom and praising the couple’s hopeful future.
Jacos Wolf writes from Girard City dated Oct 1 1851 recounting arrival Sept 23 after a two day journey from Pittsburgh through Penns Valley and Brush Valleys to Kansas. He reports rain, limited Kansas sights, corn prices around sixty cents per bushel, and sends regards to friends.
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