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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1925
Page
1
In a recent census in India, 57 different tongue responses were recorded as mother tongues by inhabitants of Cualufta alone, signaling significant linguistic diversity in the region.
Notice advises livestock owners to use Porter's Pain King to protect horses cattle hogs and poultry from diseases and ailments. It claims roots and herbs make a reliable remedy used by armed communities and promotes savings and satisfaction guarantees through individual stock protection and profits.
A reflective tale contrasts two men, Mathews and Arista, who chase plans and pleasures. Mathews delays action and never achieves his goals, while Arista enjoys youth but faces financial ruin, family burdens, and an early death, highlighting the fragile payoff of living for today.
An Illinois university dean recounts a visit from Marjorie a student protesting gender privilege and selection for class honors. He contrasts women's tears as persuasive versus men's tolerance for disappointment noting committee decisions are final and tears carry no argument.
The page presents a seasonable miscellany of clues and word games with answers to appear in the next issue. Readers are invited to solve sections on footprints, translations, and word fragments while awaiting the solution.
A historical cooking page outlines methods for savory chicken with onions celery and tomatoes baked in a casserole, plus a vegetable medley with cauliflower and a mock Hollandaise. It also suggests a baked apple preparation and includes a puzzle with a lyric mystery and a list of clues.
Country folk read signs from animals and nature to forecast weather while medieval style recipes offer baked peas baked onions and savory meat dishes. Historical note shows folk wisdom and home cookery blending with period dietary guidance.
Instructions explain placing correct letters in white spaces to form horizontal and vertical words. Each word is guided by numbered definitions: horizontal numbers define letters up to the next black square, vertical numbers define letters down to the next black square. Black squares remain empty and all words are dictionary terms except proper names.
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