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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
14
W B Peoples of Huntingdon West Virginia describes a six year illness ending after four Tanlac bottles. He details relief from insomnia loss of appetite stomach pains and rheumatism with rapid weight gain and renewed vitality. His wife corroborates the good effects and notes sales by druggists.
An old advertisement touts a Baltimore See-Thru Corporation product that guarantees a three year clear windshield with a single application. It claims durability through lengthy rain storms and offers a money back guarantee for satisfaction. A $5,000 reward is proposed to emphasize value.
Evelyn MacKenzie endures strain in Ithaca’s social world as Polly Hopkins and Jeremiah endure hardship in the Silent City. Marcus MacKenzie plots to control Polly while Evelyn’s fragile marriage to Marcus strains under jealousy and fear. Robert Percival mediates and urges care as Thanksgiving nears.
Robert Percival wrestles with Marc MacKenzie over evicting squatters while Polly Hopkins pleads for help for her sick child Jerry. Evelyn strains against family pressure as Percival confronts his love and promises amid mounting tension. The scene ends with MacKenzie arriving with enforcers, leaving the outcome uncertain.
A short editorial quote from the Atlanta Constitution urges readers to balance appreciation of creation with practical use of good weather, noting that pleasant days invite work as well as reflection. The piece frames wisdom as living virtue.
The text asserts that odd numbers are masculine and even numbers feminine. It notes odd movers were early and lucky, with thirteen as a notable exception to this general rule.
A brief transcription notes doctors’ view that yawning relates to a deficiency of air reaching the lungs while a person yawns as someone exerts pressure or pumps “hot air” into the room, implying a reaction to external air movement.
A quotation on never rising above ideals, asserting that what ought to be remains beyond war. It argues that without pursuing a vision of something better, humanity cannot transcend current state. The exchange emphasizes striving toward higher principles.
Phito presents a view of music as an oral law uniting the soul with the universe. He asserts music binds the mind, combats fragmentation, banishes sorrow, and injects gaiety and life, acting as the essence of order and harmony guiding toward goodness and beauty.
Some birds act as weather prophets with regional names. The green woodpecker, nicknamed radatus feec, is said to foretell rain by its laughing cry. The missus thrush is called the storm cock for singing before wind and rain.
A London writer notes many composers have names beginning with I and lists figures such as Bach, Beethoven, Bax, Bliss, Berlioz, Bizet, Byrd among others, highlighting the prevalence of I leading names in classical music.
A motorist offers a lift to an elderly woman driving along a road. The woman, new to riding in a car, cheerfully exclaims My bi sui as the wind picks up. The scene unfolds with light humor from the roadside encounter.
In 1853 Jonas Cob h invented a sleeping car berth and sold the invention to George M. Pallman for 34 000 Pallman refined the design and Cob h later miniaturized ear-spring seats, supplying the entire Pullman service.
The quote argues that contagion applies to more than diseases, noting kindness integrity and positive virtues are contagious. It frames virtues with vivid imagery of real blood in their veins and attributes the line to Henry Van Dyke.
A garbled report notes an enigmatic eel migration from its deep birthplace up rivers to the Rhine Falls and Niagara area, with researchers striving to solve the puzzling phenomenon despite limited readable details.
Essay excerpt reflects on true greatness as the lure of high habit. The speaker elevates action beyond common effort and notes that genuine achievement rests in unseen personal discipline, akin to Samson who moves forward without boasting to kin.
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