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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
5
Mrs. Wm. Butts of Wellston Ohio reports severe back and side pain and cold-related illness. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gains strength, resumes housework, and cares for her children. She endorses the product and offers to answer letters from other women.
The article explores how sunlight influences health and nutrition, noting that light exposure may unlock healing properties in oils and foods. It cites rickets risk, cod liver oil, and experiments with ultraviolet rays from sun-exposed oils, leading to the idea that vitamins may be imprisoned sunshine. It attributes recent Wisconsin research to Dr Henry Steenbock on sunlight enhancing growth in foods.
Public health warnings describe rising carbon monoxide deaths from automobile exhaust and gas heaters. The piece urges proper carburetor tuning, open drafts in garages, and avoidance of running engines or stoves in enclosed spaces to prevent fatalities.
Puzzle page presents a dense list of clues for horizontal and vertical words with many proper nouns, titles, and terms. The text explains solving rules and includes a whimsical verse about the Jazza Rabba Coon and moonlit antics.
A bulletin from the Associated Advertising Clubs cites Donat Mowry saying newspapers are central to community advertising. He notes targeted local circulation and the role of newspapers in supporting community undertakings and funding publicity across media.
A new construction trend uses metal lath and plaster rated by the National Board of Fire Underwriters for one hour fire resistance. Architects favor this as economical built in protection for homes, especially basement ceilings over heating plants to confine a fire for an hour and allow escape.
A quote notes that citizens seek to preserve good, improve bad, and guard private interests in varying balances. It warns that excess of any leads to harm, with self-seeking at the root of false prosperity and urges balance between reform and personal gain.
Secretary Hoover extols Better Homes in America as a program guiding practical demonstrations of comfortable, attractive homes. He argues real progress comes from strong leadership and decisive effort, not sentiment.
Citizens should boost existing industries and enterprises to drive town growth. Support home enterprises to raise real estate values and salaries, attracting new firms and benefiting overall development.
The New York Herald Tribune argues that only owning a home creates deep attachment and motivation to beautify surroundings. It states rented houses lack incentive to add adornments or plant trees, while ownership strengthens family ties and life charm.
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