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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1882
Page
1
A verse on time passing and gradual improvement. It speaks of small steps leading to clearer skies and brighter days. The poem frames struggle as a path toward right, growth, and hopeful outcomes, with progress described as steady and inevitable.
Minnie bakes her first bread for a hospital fair but a misdelivery sends the loaf to Harry Ayton, leading to a family visit that unearths a secret engagement. Mr Merriman quietly arranges a resolution as Minnie learns Ayton loves her and they become engaged.
The article argues that a beautiful garden can be built with minimal outlay, noting European gardens and catalogs value common plants less here. It suggests using trees shrubs and a wide range of herbaceous plants to keep a garden gay through the growing season, and urges making practical selections affordable.
The artist remarks the painting looks better from a distance. Fogg asks if a half mile would be far enough, spoken in a curious, innocent tone.
One cup sugar and butter with eggs milk cream of tartar soda and flour make a jelly cake. Mohammed born at Mecca about 570.
Captain H H Pierce leads Twenty-First Infantry detachment into northern Washington for topographical survey. After six weeks, the party endures steep ascents, mule wrecks, rattlesnake deaths, and scarc e provisions. They reach Stirling via Skagit river with Indian aid. findings promise value if Indian hostilities arise.
A medical prose argues that meat consumption raises nerve strain by stimulating the nervous system and increasing oxygen demand. It claims modern meat eaters fail to meet these demands, leading to widespread ills among civilized, luxury-loving populations.
The article notes chewing gum trade hinges on the school season, with demand rising as students return to classes. It mentions a Philadelphia factory, confectionery use of paraffine wax, and varying gum quality including suspect batches and spruce gum priced around fifty cents per pound in Maine.
The article notes Japan’s move to an irredeemable paper currency six years ago, mirroring Western nations. It reports the currency trading at about 70 percent discount, with depreciation since the start and vast suffering, especially among interior farmers who preferred the money over silver. The total in circulation remains unknown, highlighting theعملة' currency as a worthless substitute.
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