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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1925

Page

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Lesson on Acts 16 11 36 Jerusalem Council and Liberty

This study outlines the Antioch controversy over Gentile inclusion without Mosaic law, the Jerusalem deputation, Peters, Paul, Barnabas, and James debate. It covers the council decision to accept Gentiles by grace, with a letter and testimony, enabling broad missionary work.

Jesus Christ Jesus Jerusalem the Council At Antioch Peter Cornelius Moses Paul Barnabas Abraham Teter God James Amos Barnabus

Yeson Dan the Gnome and the Goblins Red Caps

A McClure Syndicate tale recounts Yeson Dan the gnome who longs for above ground, chases goblin red caps with Frisky Breeze, neglects his duties, and is named Yeson Dan by the chief gnome after going astray at dusk. The tale explains his unusual name and the balance between gnomes and goblins.

Yeson Dan Dan Frisky Breeze Yeson McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Private Reflection on Growth and Conduct by Charles I. Jefferson

A brief quotation from Charles I. Jefferson cautions against expecting spiritual growth while continuing to act foul. The line emphasizes the clash between inner virtue and outward behavior in personal development.

Charles I. Jefferson

To Shore Unknown Let me dream that love goes with us to the shore unknown

Poetic line attributed to Mrs. He mans expresses longing and a dream of love accompanying the journey to an unnamed shore with a wistful, personal tone.

Mrs. Hemans

Strong Body Pure Soul Quote From Urban Poet

Fragmentary OCR captures a motto about a strong body and a pure soul attributed to an unclear author. The phrase stresses physical strength paired with moral integrity.

Life and wealth shape choices of a university dean of men

A reflective piece recalls men from University of Illinois life who chose to marry wealth. It contrasts Jackson who married for beauty with Wheeler and Pollard whose rich wives altered careers and ambitions. The essay questions whether Jackson truly married rich.

University of Illinois Ackson Jo Cosely Rich Jackson Wheeler Pollard

Understanding two forms of diabetes as explained by Dr Currier

Dr. Andrew F Currier describes two diabetes variants. One has large urine volume with no sugar. the other shows sweet smelling, sugary urine. Causes include nervous temperament, injuries, alcohol, worry, and infections. Diet adjustment and individualized care emphasized.

The Murder of the Ox and Modern Cattle Superstitions

A historical note traces the ancient ritual of the murder of the ox at Attica and explains how myths shift to modern omens when a cow enters a garden. The piece connects the ritual to contemporary superstitions and notes a spout invention for condensed milk cans.

A Line of Cheer Living in a Stormy Line

A reflective verse describes sailors caught by a hurricane theme and mills turning amid the tempest. The poet connects endurance at sea to daily labor while drawing on maritime and agricultural imagery. The piece is attributed to McClure Newspaper Syndicate.

Frazer Acropolis McClure Newspaper Syndicate

A Silent Father in Prayer and Revival Meetings

A narrator recalls Sincerity Y Father a deeply religious man who prayed at home daily yet offered little in public worship. His reticence stood in contrast to neighbor John Rhodes who led revival prayers, shaping the author’s view of faith and public piety.

Northumberland Father John Rhodes Henry Rhodes

Confusion Over Camisole or Casserole Request

In a London Tit-Bits vignette a shopwalker meets a perturbed youth inside a large store. The man cannot recall whether to buy a camisole or a casserole, and the shopwalker asks what kind of chicken will be used to guide the choice.

London

Elastic lace shoes promise easy on and off

Rubber composition shoe strings from an English maker stretch so easily that shoes can be taken on or off without unlacing. Fastened inside at the top, they do not untie and cannot work loose. In games or hikes they relieve foot pressure and come in various colors.

Popular Mechanics

Roman Eye Balsam Heals by Penetrating Inflamed Surfaces

An antiseptic ointment named Roman Eye Balsam treats inflamed eye surfaces by penetrating the affected area. The medication aims to reduce infection and promote healing in ocular tissues.

Mundane sphere duty haunts man as woman reminds him

A sharp reflection on gender roles appears as a man bears responsibility on life’s ordinary stage while a woman continually nudges him to remember it. The piece contrasts everyday chores with social expectations.

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