Millheim Businesses Advertised in Local Notice
All business promptly attended to collection of claims specialty. Office opposite Eisenhbuth's Drug Store. Hardware oils paints glass ware coach trimmings saddlery and patent wheels at Main and Penn Milheim PA. Cutting specialty shop next to Journal Book Store. Millheim Banking Co. A Walter cashier Main Street Millheim PA. Dav Krage president Harter Auctioneer Rebersburg PA. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
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Millheim
Main Street
Eisenhbuth
Journal Book
What Matter What Matter in Our Work and Faith
The poem asks whether labor and sacrifice matter if God approves and faith sees a brighter future. It images sowing in tears, toil from dawn to dusk, and a castle that may fall yet remains meaningful if heaven awaits. The verse reinforces perseverance amid loss and ruin with hopeful divine perspective.
The Saratoga Visit and a Minister-to-Be's Dilemma
Reuben Russet, a young theological student, goes to Saratoga for six weeks. He befriends Miss Antoinette Gushington Gordon, a dazzling heiress, neglecting Pennie Joyce back home. He plans to write Pennie but instead contemplates a correspondence with the glamorous flirt, ending with doubts about his vow and feelings.
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Saratoga
Reuben Russet
Pennie Joyce
Mr. Russet
Miss Joyce
Alpha
Omega
Reuben
Pennie
Anttle
Farmer Joyce
Maple Grove
Keith
Mr Russet
Gushington Gordon
Miss Gushington Gordon
Deacon Oberne
Antoinette Gushington Gordon
Antoinette
Ernest Valdez
Joyce Farmhouse
Saratoga Scandal and Spy Tale Echoes Through 19th Century Letters
Reuben Russet resumes his life after almost confessing a deception tied to a Saratoga heiress. Meanwhile Ernest Valdez exposes Miss Gushington Gordon as a sham, while Andre’s capture and execution echo in local recollections. The piece recounts Paulding, Williams, Van Wart, and others guiding Andre to North Castle, the Jameson transfer, and Arnold’s flight.
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Paulding
Arnold
John Anderson
Andre
North Castle
White Plains
Romer
Colonel Jameson
Landrine Place
Jameson
General Washington
Warrytown
Tarrytown
Vulture
Amdre
Minnesota’s Early History and Statehood Milestones
The article traces Minnesota’s origins from the name meaning cloudy water to its path from exploration by Louis Hennepin in 1680, through British cession in 1763, Carver’s 1766 voyage, to U.S. Northwest Territory transfer in 1783. It notes Fort Snelling’s 1819 establishment, Mendota Swiss settlement, 1838 land title extinguishment, Stillwater settlement in 1845, territorial organization in 1849, immigration surge by 1851, and statehood amid congressional acts in 1858 and 1859, with formal admission on May 11, 1858.
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Minnesota
Union
Louis Hennepin
Mississippi
Falls of
St. Anthony
Great Britain
Jonathan Carver
Connecticut
United States
Northwest Territory
Fort Snelling
Minneapolis
Mankato
Prairie du Chien
Mendota
St. Paul
Stillwater
Congress
Missouri River
Curious Abridged Fact On Bridges And Music
Bands are banned from crossing many large bridges because constant music waves can excite bridge wires causing vibration. Niagara suspension bridge forbids processions that keep step with music. Regular dog gait on a suspension bridge is cited as more dangerous than a heavy wagon.
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Niagara
The Sleep Law of Farmers and City Dwellers
The speaker argues for individualized wake times, noting seven to eight hours of sleep for health and debunking the idea that great figures slept only a few hours. He advises gradual morning routines and warns against abrupt rising, suggesting early rising suits some and late rising others. The image of a household with a baby implies alarm clocks are unnecessary if schedules align.
Fishing Adventure at Barnegat on a July Morning
A Virginia family vacationing at Vineland New Jersey heads to Barnegat for a day of fishing aboard a small yacht. They reel in porgies bluefish and weak fish along with a bizarre large-mouth blue fish, glimpsed with fangs and spines, causing astonishment aboard the craft. The narrative notes the youths, the captain, and the variety of sea life encountered.
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Vineland
New Jersey
Barnegat
Atlantic
Old Country
Denver Fever and Foolish Faith in a Train Tale
A humorous travel anecdote follows a man claiming he is "going to Denver" after leaving home with oversized confidence. Other passengers gently mock his certainty as he repeats questions about the journey and weather, until the front-seat rider reveals he has lived in Denver for ten years. The piece shifts to moral reflections on humility, religion, virtue, and human folly, urging temperance and frugality.
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George Jones
Joannes
George
Atlantic
Boston
Mr. Jones
Richard
Philadelphia
Denver
Colorado
Pittsburgh
Source Power: Sun to Plants to Animals as Machines
The passage explains that all muscular power derives from a common source, with animals obtaining food from plants or other animals that feed on plants. Plants owe their existence to the sun, making the animal a machine powered by fuel from food.
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Bellefonte
T. Alexander
Lexander & Bower, Attorneys AT Law
Bellefonte, PA
Ofice
Garman
Jos B. Linn
Attorney AT Law
Allegheny Street
Ement Dale
Diamond
We & Hastlings
Attorneys AT Law
High Street
First National Bank
M. C. Heinle
Centre County
Wilbur F. Reeder
By. W. Gephart
Bayer & Gephari
Alleghany Street
High
A. Morrison
Woodring
Court House
Lyon
I G. Love
W. P. Wilson
Business Cards OF Millheim
A. Sturgis
Bealer
Bank
Milheim
O. Delininger
Notary Public
Scribner and Conveyancer
H. Tomlinson
Steet
I. Brown
Main
Bank, Millheim
Penna
Eisenhuth
Justice OF the Peace
Millheim, PA
Main and
Penn Street
Mililheim
Millheim Banking CO
A. Walter
Dav. Krape, Pres
Harter
Rebersburg, PA
Benedict Arnold
West Point
New York
Caleb van Tassel
King’s Bridge
Henry Romer
Pleasantville
Alexand van Wart
Williams
van Wart
James Romer
John Yerks
Stephen van Tassel
Albany Road
Isaac Walton
Briny Deep
FOOD
Thought
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