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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
32
W R Peoples of Huntington West Virginia reports dramatic health gains after taking Tanlac, saying sleep appetite and energy returned after four bottles. He cites relief from rheumatism stomach trouble and general weakness and notes his wife also endorsed the medicine. Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists.
A Baltimore advertisement touts a See-Thru product promising three years of crystal clear windshield visibility for a dollar bill. It guarantees satisfaction or a full refund and urges readers to prepare for the next rain storm.
Polly Hopkins endures misery in Tompkins County as Marcus Mackenzie pressures to remove the squatters. Evelyn Mackenzie pleads for restraint while Robert Percival allies with Polly against dispossession. Polly resists, fearing for Jerry and Daddy Hopkins as fears of eviction mount.
The text notes that ancient lore designates odd numbers as masculine and even numbers as feminine with odd numbers often seen as lucky, except for the notably unlucky thirteen.
Odd remark on yawning by doctors linking it to air supply while noting people yawning when others pump “hot air” at them. Boston Transcript piece presents a humorous aside on the physiology and social behavior surrounding yawning.
The piece contrasts ideals with practical deeds, noting humanity rarely rises beyond its compromises. It hints at a vision of improvement while acknowledging human limits and the tension between what ought to be and what is.
Plato writes that music is a moral law that gives a soul to the whole and wings to the mind. It brings fight to imagination, charm to sadness, and life to everything, guiding toward order, harmony, and the eternal form beyond visible beauty.
Some birds are noted as weather prophets. The green woodpecker is called the rain bird because its laughing cry often precedes heavy rain. The thrush, called the storm cock, is said to sing before wind and rain.
A London writer highlights that numerous composers have B names including Bach, Beethoven, Bax, Bridge, Berlioz, Bellini, Byrd and others. The list spans centuries and covers diverse nationalities and styles in a playful linguistic observation.
A kind-hearted motorist offers a lift to a frail elderly woman as she travels along. The pair experience a brief, windy moment when she exclaims about the wind suddenly rising, adding a light tone to the encounter.
Zenas Cobb gave the sleeping car berth and sold his invention to George Pullman for 72 dollars. Mr Pullman refined the design, Cobb later produced car spring seats and supplied the Pullman service.
An archaic sentence argues that diseases are not the only contagion and contrasts harmful contagion with positive virtues. It mentions kindness and integrity as bloodlike traits passed through individuals, citing Henry Yuulbyke as a referenced figure.
A garbled snippet hints at a river study near New York and Rhine depths, with investigators unable to solve the puzzle. The fragment mentions Ubable and unclear measurements, suggesting a scientific mystery or data lost to the fog of OCR.
Fragmentary excerpt compares greatness to Samson, noting a rare feat beyond most and the subject's secretive nature. The text hints at personal restraint and hidden potential, emphasizing quiet strength over public acknowledgment.
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