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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1925

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How to Keep Well Puzzle Crock for Readers

The page presents a large cryptic style crossword with numbered clues across many topics including science, animals, geography, language, and chemistry. The note promises a solution in the next issue and references last week's puzzle.

How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle in a Newspaper

The article explains how crossword puzzles use numbers to indicate starting letters for horizontal and vertical words. It describes a street parade scene illustrating how unnecessary noise harms nerves and warns readers to avoid excessive sounds in daily life.

Faith and Failure by Thomas Arkle Clark

A reflective essay on faith, honesty, and the role of failure in testing belief. Clark recalls a chemistry professor who trusted in principles despite failed experiments, contrasts childhood stories of virtue with real life where success is not guaranteed, and argues that faith is strengthened through adversity. He cites personal experiences from wartime and financial help to illustrate resilience and trust in human nature.

Thomas Arkle Clark Flinders Borton Smail Jie Western Newspaper Union

Vacation hazards rise with summer trips and water safety

As warm weather approaches, readers are urged to plan vacations carefully. The piece warns that outdoor trips risk waterborne disease and typhoid if water is not boiled, especially away from home. It emphasizes boiling any uncertain water and highlights the car as a growing catalyst for vacations.

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