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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
In a spring tale the two young Robins and three Sparrows quarrel over a tree in the orchard while Ted Squirrel contemplates claiming it. They waste sunny days, then the Sun-Man scolds them, and all creatures finally work to repair nests and build.
A guide urges a strong minded approach to health, noting that true aristocrats do not whimper over discomfort. It argues you should share ailments only with your doctor, who you pay to listen and help relieve symptoms.
The article traces Lena Lina and related variants through Helena Charlotte and Caroline, noting routes from France to Germany and England via royal marriages. It mentions the talismanic lapis Inzuh and assigns Friday as Lena's lucky day and five as her lucky number.
A veteran hand is described with a square firm top thumb phalanx showing will and command. The second thumb phalanx curves for diplomacy while ambition appears as a Life line to Jupiter line arc. A star on Jupiter and a second Mars mount signal bravery and government appointment hints.
A essay argues that most so named incurables can improve with treatment. It praises Brig. Gen. Charles Sawyer for planning a U S welfare department and for teaching that cure is possible for many sick people.
A camouflaged moonshine still was found after a prohibition officer raided a supposed oil well setup near Mexia. Guards protected the site and rumors of a big oil strike spiked when the raid uncovered a complete still with corn whisky and mash, no oil well present.
In Newark a newlywed Manfrio Monfio shoots and kills his mother-in-law Antonia Cascella during a hallway confrontation after a disturbed night with his wife Lena. Kate, another daughter, is injured and unclear on events while police treat the death as an accident and question the couple.
New York alleges Harry A. Warren escaped a five year sentence for bigamy by claiming a fifty fifty mentality and intoxication during both marriages. Wife No. 1 said she and their nine year old son forgave him, while Wife No. 2 demanded jail time. Warren departed with Wife No. 1.
The world champion rat acrobat resides part time at a Waxahachie furniture store. Employees Ed South and Roy Borders set a wire across a water tub with three pieces of cheese. The rat walked the wire, escaped, and left with one cheese piece.
Sale men distributors and agents wanted to establish headquarters for True Fruit flavors selling to homes and through trade. $6,000 to $10,000 yearly opportunity. Kits premiums displays provided. requires $50 to $1,000 capital to build repeat order business. Haag & Haag, Inc. Roches Ter New Yok RNW.
A man and woman sit closely and he kisses her against her will. She erupts in anger and orders him away, accusing him of taking advantage of a poor girl. He pleads for one last favor before leaving and asks her to remove her arm from his neck after promising not to see her again.
An advertising notice urges taking aspirin only as directed by Bayer and following directions on each package. It highlights the Bayer Cross as a mark of genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for over twenty-one years.
A man assaulted a resident’s wife last night and stole $3. The assailant fled. authorities may pursue the suspect. The dialogue hints at seeking the thief’s address for retaliation.
The Boston Herald quotes a Kansas exchange noting Mr Brown leaves nine children eight of whom are honored citizens while the ninth lives in Missouri. The saying also remarks the secret of enjoying life is finding happiness in simple resources and adds impertinence provokes dignity to fortify.
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