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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1908

Page

17

Finding His Happy Valley. Progress of the Pilgrim to Scenes of Youth

A writer recalls a return visit to his boyhood town. He describes the valley setting with blue mountains, timbered hills, and brick buildings, then revisits town landmarks, old leaders, and surviving neighbors. The piece contrasts past and present life, noting prosperity, social circles, and lasting affection for the place.

Joodon Tom Brown Carlyle Josephus Madrigal Club New York Evening Post

The Profit of Loss in Inner Growth

A quotation from J. Brierley cites Pascal and Wesley to illustrate how personal setbacks become fuel for higher living. It frames illness and domestic unhappiness as opportunities guiding spiritual or public work.

Pascal Wesley J. Brierley

Conditions on Mars from The Call of Another World

The article describes Mars year length of 686 days and-day lengths similar to Earth. It notes oceans visible at poles, water vapor atmosphere, half the solar heat, two smaller moons Deimos and Phobos, and a gravity weight of 0.376 g. It explains surface features as bright red continents and blue-green oceans with dark canal-like lines believed to be canals built by Martians.

Mars Deimos Phobos Earth

Words of Wisdom Reflections on Happiness and Choice

A compact collection of quotes on happiness virtue and life choice notes. Silvestre Geikie and Beecher frame happiness as rare and character as a stamp of moral decisions across life.

Geikie

If the water be too pure fish cannot live proverb

A Japanese proverb warns that excessive purity or exacting standards can ruin harmony among people. It contrasts purity with tolerance, suggesting balance is needed for coexistence.

Purpose Fueled Life Aims to Enrich World

A quotation from Philip Brooks urges finding a loftier purpose and dedicating life to it, claiming greater self enrichment will in turn enrich the world through deliberate personal growth.

Phillips Brooks

Chateaubriand on Gratitude and Beneficence

A. C. Benson cites Chateaubriand as saying true gratitude is not repayment with immediacy nor benevolence in retaining a debt or control over benefactors. The remark appears in Putnam's.

Pilgrim's Road Reflections From Arthur Benson Quote

A concise meditation on perseverance and humility. The author warns that perpetual failure without remorse or effort to improve keeps one on the pilgrim path. It emphasizes resisting self congratulation and insincere virtue signaling.

Arthur Christopher Benson

A Dog With An Artificial Tail In Olney Family

A terrier named Ifoll belonging to the Olney family wears an artificial tail. After losing his real tail early, a two inch stump now supports a strapped tail that can wag in any direction. The dog takes to the device and allows removal at night.

Ifoll Olney Ioll Philadelphia Record

Money to Burn and the Right Place at Death

A compact reflection on wealth and its disposition after death. It notes a person of ample means tends to choose favored destinations for transfer of wealth. The piece implies ritual or symbolic value in allocating funds or assets.

What Causes Headache From October to May

From October to May colds are the most frequent headache cause. Laxative Bromo Quinine removes cause. FE. W. Grove on box. 24c.

FE. W. Grove

Robbie’s Recitation Mixup Teaches Worm Doughnut Lesson

In Lippincott's Magazine a student flubs a line during a recitation. The teacher corrects the misread phrase turning it into a humorous moment about a worm instead of a doughnut.

Robbie Lippencott’s Magazine

Cleaning the Cow Udder with Borax Solution

The udder is kept clean and smooth by washing with Borax and water. A tablespoonful of Borax to two quarts of water prevents roughness and cracking that make milking difficult for the cow and unsettling for the milker.

Horses and Dogs Slaughtered in Saxony Rise in 1908

In 1908 Saxony slaughtered 12,922 horses for food and 3,736 dogs. This marks increases of 224 horses and 133 dogs compared with 1905.

Kingdom of Saxony

Mrs Winslow Tea? Soothing Syrup for Children Teething

Auction style listing notes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children, a teething remedy marketed to soften gums reduce inflammation and ease pain. It claims to cure wind colic with a 25 cent bottle price.

All Things Are Comparative Says New York Philosopher

A New York thinker muses that all things are comparative and notes some men would view $2,000 per year as ample for cigarette money.

New York

Billion Dollar Grass Seed Offer Adverts Nationwide

A promotional notice touts Billion Dollar Grass and related seeds promising high yields and multiple crops. It invites readers to mail 14 cents to John A. Salzer Seed Co in La Crosse Wisconsin for an original seed catalog with sample seeds and a special offer.

John A. Salzer Seed Co la Crosse Wis America Sly Miller Victoria John A. Salter Seed Co

Russians in Our Army Recruitments Stir Curiosity

A New York Sun report notes a curious racial trend in U S army enlistments with Russians comprising a large share at city recruiting stations. One station reported six Russians among 13 daily enlistments and officers say many Russians have prior Russian army experience, many from the recent war with Japan.

United States Army United States Japan New York Sun

Warning to Letter Writers Causes Misdirected Notes

A young man praised for neatness sent two notes with swapped addresses to his washerwoman and his sweetheart. The washerwoman received an invitation to ride next day while the sweetheart read a rebuke about shirt bosom mishaps and vowed to never speak again, causing distress in Washington Kansas.

Washington Kan Star

Coffee Drinker Turns to Postum for Steady Hands

An Illinois surgeon explains how coffee caused tremors and insomnia affecting his work and health. After switching to Postum three years ago his nervous system stabilized, tremors ceased, blood circulation improved and insomnia faded. He praises boiling Postum per package directions and urges others to try it, noting its potential as a national drink.

Postum Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Classic English Desserts and Cakes From a Home Cookery

A collection of outdated recipes for rice pudding simnel cake fruit cookies layer cake and fruit cake without eggs plus an apple slump. Instructions detail quantities mixing methods and baking times to recreate these vintage baked goods. The entries emphasize assortments of dried fruits spices and milk based batters with slow oven baking and simple frostings.

Winter racing season crowns top jockey and horseman

Sponting Brevities notes jockey Joe Notter as premier rider of the season. L A Cella's son of Cesarion Ny dia is hailed as the best two year old in training. Persisting sports items span racing rules, boats, and notable matches across colleges and clubs.

Joe Notter L. A. Cella Cesarion Nydia London Stadium Dartmouth Princeton New York Bermuda Hugh Jennings Larry Hesterfer Bloomfield N. J Toronto Buffalo Quincy A. Shaw Boston P. D. Houghton Stanley Ketchell Mike Twin) Sullivan Colma Persimmon August Belmont Rock Sand Griffith New York Americans American League F. A. Potts Lakewood Pinehurst N. C

Meanest Thing a Woman Can Do When Husbands Named

The Chicago News notes that when a husband’s name is mentioned a woman may sigh look resigned and remain silent a subtle social sting pointed out by editors.

The Chicago News

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