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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1925

Page

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Old Winter Blusters Then Yields To Spring’s Call

A McClure Syndicate tale portrays Old Winter resisting Spring as birds and flowers beg for renewal. Spring seeks aid from Sunman, stirs the meadow, and finally chases Winter from his white blanket to make room for new growth.

Old Winter Brooks Spring McClure Byndicate

Have You This Habit Turned Into A First Edition Lament

Ella laments missing first edition Irving volumes in Montagu D Arcy’s library. Bridget notes D Arcy only borrows first editions. Ella confronts D Arcy, later finds the cherished Irvings hidden in the cluttered shelves, confirming the theft.

Irving Ella Bridget Montagu D'Arcy Irvings D’arcy Elia D'Arcy Jones Ike Jones Montagu Smith Smith Ilia S. Brown Doctor Williams Poe Doctor Wiliams Brown Bryant Bryants Metropolitan

The Why of Superstitions and Crowing Birds

A discussion on cock crowing as a sea omen links ancient myths to modern sailor beliefs. The crowing bird is tied to Viking Ragnarock imagery and Apollo sun worship, explaining good luck on ships and weather omens.

Themistocles Battle of Salamis Admiral Rodney de Graase Fort Fisher Ragnarock Baldur Vietory Apollo McClure Newspaper

A Line O' Cheer and St Patrick's Day Wish

A light verse wishes St Patrick could ease Irish woes and indigestion. It praises his saintly wisdom to guide action toward peaceful dawn, greened fields, and happier days for all.

St. Patrick

Victoria name origins and associations across languages

The article traces Victoria from Latin vince to conquer to Vincente de St Paul and Vittoria in Italy, noting Rome, Lerius, Provence, France, and France and Germany learning from Victoria's name. It links Victoria to the ruby, claims health benefits for wearers, assigns Friday as a lucky day and three as a lucky number, and cites a Wordsworth translation praising Vittoria.

Victoria Vince Vincentius Lerius Provence Vincente de St. Paul Yictor Vittore Italy Vittoria Wordsworth Michaelangelo

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OUR Comic Johan the Trouble Shooter Mickie Giles Hig Hes Il Oyan Pisaueaill Old North Wind Cross Old Winter Summer Edna Tichenor Miss Tichenor Margaret Morison Montagu D’arcy Irving King The McNaught Syndicate, Inc John Kendrick Bangs McClure Newspaper Syndicate Mildred Marshall Colonne France Germany Victoire Victorine Wheeler Syndilacte
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