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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1880
Page
1
C. T. Alexander and the firm Alexander and Bower announce offices in Bellefonte Pennsylvania located in Garman's new building. The notice places the law office in Bellefonte with emphasis on their legal services.
All business promptly attended to. Collection of Claims a specialty. Office opposite Eisenhuth's Drug Store. Cutting a 8 alty. shop xtoor to Journal Book Store. Banking Co main Street Millheim Pa. Walter cashier, Dav Krave president, Harter auctioneer Rebersburg Pa. satisfaction guaranteed.
The speaker recalls a spring walk beside a murmuring stream with flowers and birds. The two travelers reach a meeting of brook and river where a kiss occurs. The dream ends as the speaker awakens realizing it was only a dream.
The tale centers on Michael the Second and his marriage to Euphrosyne, a former nun, and the rise of Theophilus in 829. Euphrosyne orchestrates a grand Imperial fête to select a new empress, culminating in a dramatic scene where Theodora and Justus attend, amid rival attraction and ornate splendor.
The scene follows Eukasia and Theodora at the Empress Euphrosyne's court as a golden apple sparks rivalry. Theodora wins the Emperor’s favor while Eukasia, humbling herself in a Santa Maria cloister, confronts the ache of lost beauty and a thwarted ambition.
A reflection on recognizing personal weaknesses and dangers, contrasted with the confidence found in abiding in Christ. It emphasizes believing truth because it is true, not merely because one desires to believe.
Paris authorities have begun a crusade against poisons used in foods and toys. Yellow sackcloth used to wrap American hams may contain chromate of lead to waterproof it, while salted herring color involves bichromate or potash. Children’s toys colored with poisonous paints are also targeted.
The article argues against eating when not hungry, claiming lack of gastric juice signals the stomach’s inactivity and that tonics to whet appetite are counterproductive. It asserts gastric juice production depends on bodily wear from outdoor exercise, endorsing work as the effective treatment for dyspepsia.
The Oracle of 1791 portrays General Washington as regular, temperate, and industrious with early rising, studious mornings, modest meals, farm labor, and measured social duties. A contemporaneous portrait in the Philadelphia Monthly adds stature, dignity, and a rare blend of philosopher and statesman, noting his smallpox and steadfast temperance. Washington is cast as a revered yet human figure.
A druggist notes complexion preparations sell widely and many contain arsenic. He argues these products harm health, especially nervous systems, via skin absorption. He urges natural beauty through bathing, exercise, sunshine and pure air for a bright entire being.
A sunning man on Griswold Street in Detroit is stopped by another ragged figure asking which party he supports. The reply is none, and the pair discuss political apathy and the price of hollering. The dialogue ends with them deciding to let the country fall to anarchy while sharing a simple meal.
The article argues for balanced exercise for all, detailing fencing boxing dancing calisthenics swimming skating archery and lawn games as essential to strength grace and self possession. It emphasizes early training by parents teachers and reformers to prepare both men and women to defend themselves and enjoy life.
A descriptive account on the origins and design of the pyramids. It explains their alignment to cardinal points, the progressive construction from a stepped core to a polished casing, and the function of each pyramid as both tomb and monument for ancient pharaohs. It notes about seventy pyramids once stood near the desert edge and the difficulty in identifying builders and reign lengths.
A senior shares seven simple health rules including maximum sun exposure and fresh air, temperance, keeping feet warm and head cool, salt-water towel rubs for reset, and maintaining optimism. He claims adherence could reduce pain, extend life, and improve wellbeing.
A bare headed man in a linen dust er rushed into a Lit tle Rock hat store and bought a hat after lamenting lost headwear. A boot black returned the missing hat found along the stage route, prompting the man to joke about luck and his house expenses before leaving with the new hat.
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