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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1922
Page
30
A religious lesson outlines Jesus answering the lawyer and explains who counts as a neighbor. It details how being a neighbor means recognizing need, showing compassion, giving help, binding wounds, aiding the weak, and supporting the needy with personal care and generosity.
A biblically quoted verse from I Thessalonians 4 16 describes the Lord’s defense from heaven at the final trumpet where the dead in Christ rise first and the archangel’s shout accompanies the trump of God.
A brief note quoting Revelation style admonition to rebuke and chastise with zeal and penance from the Apocalypse 3 19.
Geo Davis of 110 Naglee Street San Francisco credits Tanlac with curing a severe ptomaine poisoning after three months of diarrhea weakness and decline. He says four bottles completely relieved his troubles and he now works daily, endorsing Tanlac as a strong remedy. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
In Feathers a ban on bird of paradise feathers stirs curiosity among residents. The dialogue hints at illicit activity as women discuss how to obtain or use the prohibited plumes amid rumors of bootlegging.
Advertisement promoting Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues in women. Urges testing with a sample bottle by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer and Co Binghamton NY, noting to mention the paper.
A man returned to his room during a county fair to find his landlady hosting three visiting nieces. Upon entry, loud screams erupted, drawing the attention of the entire police department. The Tribune notes the incident occurred late at night and created a scene in the building.
A high school freshman named Too waited for a teacher after class. She was busy, so he sat on a low stool by her desk. The janitor later had to pull him from a wastebasket after a mishap with a mistaken steal exchange.
A terse exchange in the Louisville Courier Journal notes a golfer dismissing the game and inviting focus on selling or bargaining. The exchange highlights a buyer seller dynamic amid a social morning.
A witty remark notes how weather shifts fuel talk among the less discerning. It cites a sharp woman who persuades a fan he holds greater knowledge than she.
A brief reflective note quotes Cowper on the value of deliberate inaction and skilled restraint.
A German physician Doctor Fischweiler touted an odd longevity rule involving bed orientation with the head north and sleeping with closed fists to claim better blood circulation. The article then shifts to a lighter note about a citizenship hearing where an applicant answered Washington, D.C. as the first president, prompting the examiner to correct him.
A village tale unfolds as Uncle Josiah, a church deacon, denies past rumors while two college nephews visit. He claims the house remains unchanged except for the oaken bucket and a cellar full of jars since a Volstead era law, prompting a wink from the nephew.
Hollywood High School News presents a playful exchange where pupil Pepper offers salt vinegar and mustard as hints to identify the four seasons. The light classroom moment captures student interaction and school life.
A traveler's mileage book entertains with vivid notes on journeys and people. The line about penniless talks adds a wry, humorous touch to the pages of wandering lore.
A mangled advisory note urges business men to treat the public as friends and offer honest, high values. It warns against belittling competitors as it damages customer trust and invites sympathy for rivals who defend themselves. The author signs as Kaxehnar.
A garbled OCR fragment shows a dispute over rude conduct and interrupting a spouse. The incomplete dialogue references disrespect toward a wife and improper interruption within a domestic moment. The readable bits hint at a quarrel or admonishment about manners.
A brief exchange records a hesitant stance toward dental attendance with a firm remark about not joining without further assurance. The dialogue implies a pause in plans and questions about proceeding.
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