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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
4
In a comic tale, Mr. Fox attempts to sled through deep snow to reach the poultry yard but his rolling snowball backfires. A tree stop, a dazed fox, and the ever-present crow Harold his pursuit. Mr. Crow mocks the failed plan.
A column by Jane Doe exhorts readers to embrace kindness in the new year. The writer celebrates pleasing letters and personal resolve, urging consistent niceness, loyalty, compassion, and cheer as social remedies.
Edith is traced through Anglo-Saxon roots from Eadgitha to Edith with variations like Edeva and Eddeva. The name means rich gift and happiness in origin, linked to Norse Gytha and Gyda, with the agate jewel signifying popularity, persuasiveness, courage, and a Friday lucky day.
A light humorous note suggests Percy Preeny asks to go somewhere alone but receives excessive permission from Mrs. Preeny. The excerpt plays on the irony of granting freedom while signaling dependence and overprotectiveness.
A spirited youth named Jones earns local fame as a speedster after a teasing remark. His rapid rise has neighbors noting his sharpened pace and relentless practice pushing toward record times.
A humorous verse by John Kendrick Bangs about a wolf at the door boasting of his fearsome teeth. The wolf admires a human’s bite and jokes about getting a fur coat if he stays, then retreats after realizing the danger.
The Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity has twice altered its character and in its current form dates from June 1907. It began as a sophomore society at Yale in 1846 by members of the class of 1849. In 1847 a Yale chapter formed and a Marietta convention in Ohio in the same year established a national organization.
A brief exchange centers on appreciation for an overlook, with the man insisting the vista holds value only if the other person is part of it. The dialogue implies conditional praise based on inclusion.
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