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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
13
The article explains the five known vitamines A B C D and X, their food sources and diseases from deficiency. It notes Vita min E is little known and recounts historic evidence like scurvy on long voyages and the lime juice remedy. It ends with a call to daily fresh green raw foods and the old apple proverb.
A health column compares the heart to a long serving pump and warns against overexertion. It cites Julius Fleischmann’s sudden death after a fast polo game to illustrate risks. The piece advises age forty five and older to avoid strenuous sports and heavy lifting, urging steady activity instead.
A list of clues with numbers and partial answers for a crossword style puzzle. The note states the solution will appear in the next issue and mentions multiple definitions spanning animals tools and letters.
The article explains placing correct letters in white spaces to form words across and down. Each word begins with a numbered letter tied to a definition for horizontal and vertical fills. No letters go in black squares. all words are dictionary terms with rare exceptions noted.
In Hearst's International Cosmopolitan Edison recalls how he and his wife, now Mrs. Edison, used Morse code to communicate during long trips and even when hearing plays he taps with her hand. He notes he has been deaf since age twelve.
An Indiana college student shuns trouser creases yet grows obsessed with upkeep costs. He frets over wrinkles, then covers the expense by working overtime to maintain the crease, even being found trouserless in his room while studying.
The prince of Wales quips through a reporter in a New York nightclub. When asked about marriage and a rumored engagement to the king of Italy’s daughter, he counters by demanding the reporter reveal his name age and salary. The exchange ends with the reporter departing in frustration.
California coeds take to solitary tennis at the University of California. The game uses a green board wall as a court with a net line, a 28 foot service line, and a tee line to judge net balls. Players volley against the wall aiming to keep shots above the tee line to improve speed accuracy and footwork.
A simple method uses a blotter or brown paper with a hot iron. Place the blotter on the grease spot, then press with the iron for a few minutes. Lift and remove to reveal no remaining grease.
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