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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

5

Snowflake Runaways Meet Mr Sunman on White Hill

A band of snow flakes slips from their cloud to whiten a hill but Sunman arrives to melt them. He explains he must shine today and warns the runaway flakes they should have waited for tomorrow. The hill remains bare after his warm breath ends.

Mr. Sunman Mgr. Sunman

Snowflake Family Learns Mr Sunman’s Lesson

The Snowflake family, including sisters and cousins, roams the hill and meadows while Mr Sunman teaches a lesson. He never runs from a small group, only hiding when all relatives are present.

Mr. Sunman McClure Newspaper Syndicate

What's in a Name Aurora and its European journey

An exploration of the name Aurora tracing its mythological dawn origins, popularity in France and England, and variations such as Zora and Zorana in Illyria. The piece notes Aurora as a Latin divinity, literary references by Keats and Longfellow, and the myth’s cultural reach in Europe.

America Aurora France Germany Aurora von Klelmanseek Marshal Saxe Illyria Zora Zorana Europe England Keats Longfellow Shelley Wheeler Syndicate, Inc

The Why of Superstitions by Irving King

A discussion of eggshell superstitions in America and Europe noting how beliefs link eggshells to witches. It traces ancient origins cited by Pliny, describes how shattered or unbroken shells were used for luck or against necromancy, and explains the logic behind pulverized shells for the ague.

Europe America Napoleon III Pliny Lapland Lapps Bermuda Bermoothes

A Line O Cheer By John Kendrick Gangs

John Kendrick Gangs presents a concise line poem reflecting communal pride and street life. The piece captures cadence and rhythm through brisk phrasing and urban imagery, delivering a compact snapshot of city atmosphere and rapid motion.

Alligators Target Water Birds in Game Preserve

Alligators are among the principal enemies of water birds in watchers game preserves.

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