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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1905

Page

3

Almanack Fever In A House Of Books

A playful sketch notes a family living among dusty volumes and a father who clings to the Almanack for weather, cures, and date guesses. He reads jokes, cites Nero and Raleigh, and insists on eclipse timings while praising health tips and past events. The piece credits Victor A. Hermann in Puck.

Kspp Thomas Hon Josephus Poe Parley Nero Rome Raleigh The Victor A. Hermann Puck

Hidden Passion Sparks Guatemalan Revolt in San Francisco

A tale of Maria Rivas and Thomas Vincent unfolds from Vallejo Street to the Guatemalan coast. Vincent builds an insurgent army with munitions marked Manufactures of Metal, leading executions as the shadow of the flag flutters over a Pacific battleground.

San Francisco Guatemala Pacific Mail Para Mazatlan Vienna Paris Srta Maria Rivas Rxbout Thomas Vincent Maria Rivas Vincent Vallejo Street Mary Rivas Marie Rivas Guatemalan Qocos Irons Vallejo Pacific

The Pioneer Woman Typewriter’s Thirty Year Impact

In New York a celebration marked the thirtieth anniversary of the pioneering woman typewriter entering business life. The piece applauds her vast influence on neatness legibility and dispatch in transactions and notes the field she opened for women.

New York Leslie

Loan of a Son at Cae Clawdd Sanderstead

The London Express notes a birth at Cae Clawdd Sanderstead on the 2d inst. to Mr and Mrs William Roger Jones a son named Victor Rowlatt. The parents say their children are a divine loan for service as medical missionaries or similar roles.

London Express Jones Cae- Clawdd Sanderstead Sarry William Roger Jones Victor Rowlatt

Decrease in Mortality Across Occupations Over Ten Years

Mortality in every occupation has declined in the past decade due to improved ventilation and sanitation and greater safety precautions in all fields of work.

The Elephant Sees The School As His Lesson

The great white elephant leaves the show and declares he will teach a school. He gathers animals to a vacant shed near the marsh and orders kittens puppies pigs and geese to learn. The elephant demonstrates flapping cars and waving trunks but the students fail. they excel only at shelling peanuts.

Ife

Why the Ocean Doesn't Freeze

A note from St Nicholas explains that salt is not the main reason oceans resist freezing. The sea stays liquid primarily due to its immense size, heat storage from great depth, and moving currents that transfer warmth to colder regions. These factors keep large areas warm year round.

St. Nicholas

Encouraging Birds and a Humble Tale of Thank You

A reader extols birds like robins and catbirds for insect control and cheer, noting nest boxes water pans and mulberry trees attract them. The piece also recounts a children’s story where Robert learns to say yes or no thanks, ending with a proud return home.

Robert Australia Myra Jenks Stafford

Robert and the Captain’s Kitchen Window Visit

A six year old named Robert idolizes Captain Somes who shares a nautical life tale and a supper invitation. Alicia and Alidia secretly navigate a visit to the King family through a first floor window to meet Gwendolen, while siblings tease about a ladder and a bold doorway entry. Emma C. Dowd.

Wallace Alidia Gwendolen King’s Gwendolen Alicia Alidia Randall Gwendolen King Emma C. Dowd

Native silver found near Carcross for $1100 ton

Native silver discovered in rock near Carcross Yukon district valued at 1100 dollars per ton. Owners plan to invest about 200000 dollars to develop the deposit.

Carcross Yukon

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Fa’'S Almanack John Fleming Wilson Ilanduras Bryn Mawr States Colon Panama Amapala Papa Honduras Ocos Ile Father Mildres the Elephant Egbert N. Moore the Tribune Farmer Captain Somes Baltic Sea Spain
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