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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
1
Woman from Turtle Lake Wisconsin endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for weakness backache nervou ness and after childbirth while noting six pregnancies. An accompanying property ad promotes a new house near Kennett Square Pennsylvania with a stone barn and conveniences.
A 1926 Western Newspaper Union column offers a weekly menu plan with daily breakfasts dinners and suppers including fruit dishes vegetables and meats. It also provides several dessert and savory recipe ideas such as Bananas with Sultana Sauce Orange Shortcake and Cranberry Pudding with step by step preparation notes.
A historical crossword puzzle with numbered across and down clues listing terms like Labhor i Th ene to tickling sensation and God of love. The puzzle includes entries for decorative shrub edible flesh and ancient terms, with many misspellings and partial phrases indicating an OCR transcription.
A playful instructional about filling white spaces with dictionary words. It outlines horizontal and vertical clues, how numbers indicate first letters, and how letters avoid black squares. The piece uses whimsical verses about a Wall-Eyed Whale and a shark to illustrate puzzle rules.
A narrative describes a child named Peggy turning two, with family members like Becky Deborah and Grandma shaping a playful birthday scene. The birthday procession, Natal Day subtitle, and cake with two candles create a lively family moment centered on Peggy's milestone and imaginative play.
In a London court Judge Sturges asked a woman in the gallery to assist him with a knotty fitting matter. The judge and his assessor ruled the gown did not fit and judgment went against the maker. Nearby Galapagos reports note animals now extinct elsewhere.
The article notes a submarine cable valued at 500 million dollars with about 500000 miles of undersea cable costing one thousand dollars per mile to manufacture and lay. It cites a 30 to 40 year useful life, around 10 million messages transmitted yearly at up to 100 words per minute, with about 90 percent sent in cipher or code.
Dialogue fragment shows Rufus confirming a late evening sighting of a girl named by the speaker. The exchange captures a casual street conversation tone.
Advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer on packaging or tablets to ensure authentic aspirin proven safe for 23 years. It warns imitators may be dangerous and advises saying Bayer at purchase. The note adds that lack of rests contributes to child malnutrition.
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