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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1887
Page
4
Lehigh County jail saw six long term inmates refuse work and retreat to cells, arming with iron bars until officers compelled submission. Officers with revolvers subdued the group and shackled them.
An old marketing jingle highlights Castoria as the remedy used across generations from infancy to motherhood. It emphasizes trust in the product for children and adults alike, reflecting mid century advertising tone.
The passage urges prudence in conduct urging restraint in punishment of children and caution about lying and self discipline. It uses moral maxims to stress personal responsibility and warns against hypocrisy in daily life.
A San Francisco Argonaut essay explores how a graceful manner empowers women to influence men. It recounts scenes with Blanche Roosevelt and Ellen Terry, noting how charm softens strangers, earns admiration, and can turn social interactions into favorable impressions.
Julian Ralph offers a glowing portrait of Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt widow of the renowned magnate. He highlights her quiet dignity, the strong marriages of her daughters, and the ambition of her sons, especially Cornelius Vanderbilt, a tireless financier worth about 75 million dollars.
A juror candidate from Wyandotte County admits uncertainty about his views while the judge probes his ability to judge the case impartially. He says he would convict if evidence requires it, yet admits to not understanding oaths or capital punishment.
The Iowa State Board of Health reports more than 10 000 residents addicted to opium, asserting the drug harms more than whiskey. Dr Tull notes opium's grip grows among respected women, with China as its source and stronger debilitation in Americans than in other races. The piece urges attention to this narcotic alongside liquor prohibitions.
At Union depot a man pursues a lost fifty dollar National Bank note that turns out counterfeit after a stranger returns it with politeness. A Detroit traveler then meets old Wayne county settlers claiming to have cast the first vote, only to joke about party control for ten years.
In the Toledo Journal Stroller column the author rails against casual thanks preferring full phrases like I thank you and youre a liar as appropriate replies to favors. The piece mocks brief responses such as Not at all and argues for clarity in everyday politeness.
John asks about a woman seen lately and is told to read another column. The article notes wines found by chemists to be absolutely pure and equal to the best in the world. It adds the Board of Wealth in Large Cities and leading Hospitals have adopted their use where wines are needed.
A guide to observing lunar mountains using a crescent moon and a field glass. It explains why full moon hides features, how sunrise reveals ridges, and compares lunar topography to Earth with notes on shadows, seas, and popular moon myths.
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