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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1920
Page
6
A 1920 Western Newspaper Union recipe roundup for home cooks with quick Drop Doughnuts and Egg and Cheese Salad. Instructions include ingredients, mixing steps, and serving ideas plus Celery and Pineapple Salad and Coffee Blanc Mange. Ends with copyright notice.
A poem honors the mother of Old Glory as troops march by. It honors her sacrifice and waiting, calling on prayer for the brave and loyal mother of the boy who goes away. The verses praise mothers as the lasting tribute behind the flag.
A reflective caption urges choosing peace in life and nation, linking inner calm to teamwork and productive outcomes. It emphasizes the mind as the headquarters of action, where peace fosters cooperation, happiness, and sustained strength.
An observation piece on tent camping miseries in a stormy night scene. It humorously notes mosquitoes exploiting wall vents, water seepage soaking sleepers, and the awkward 7 by 9 tent built by a hurried sixteen year old. It lampoons cot lengths, cramps, and morning risers amid wartime heroic tones.
A Punjab subcommittee report on the 1919 Amritsar killings recounts British soldiers firing on a 20 000 strong crowd after the arrest of Doctors Kitchlew and Satipal and a Dyer proclamation. It asserts about 1 000 natives were killed as fires destroyed principal buildings.
The Wheel in Shanghai once a major gambling hall costing over 500000 dollars is to be converted into a charity hospital. Chinese authorities plan confiscation despite owners' threats. The venue on North Henan road hosted three roulette wheels and six layouts plus other games before closure.
Dream readers claim wheat in sleep signals financial gain and love success for Ususe and Aluse. A dream of eating wheat doubles business profits, while giving away harvest promises plenty. avoid buying or carrying phantom grain to prevent losses.
A man in Prague asks Professor Schlosser to remove his nose to become a nose artist. He cites a surgeon's recent success in creating a new nasal tip by transplanting forehead skin and muscle. The patient claims the new tip can move in all directions and be raised like a tapir.
Frank W. Carpenter, retiring Mindanao and Sulu governor, says polygamy in the Philippine islands declines as girls from leading families attend Manila schools and adopt monogamous practices. He notes the territorial law preserves religious freedom but implies polygamy abandonment.
New York health officials announce a crusade to exterminate rats and control shipboard rats by fumigating holds of all incoming ships with cyanide gas. The effort is supported by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Honolulu reports church investigators tie Maoris of New Zealand to Hawaiians through shared ancestry, tracing lineage to a common forefather Hema sixty five generations back. The finding arises from genealogical records and Polynesian tradition, linking migrations from Tahiti to New Zealand and Hawaii.
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