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Newspaper
New Oxford Item
Location
New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
6
The University of Pennsylvania museum shows dolls dating from 2000 BC in a collection that includes toy dishes chariots horses and drivers illustrating ancient playthings found in the archives and displays.
An inventor unveils clear shaped cars linked to an overhead rail system. Paired cars travel in tandem at up to 100 miles per hour, promising faster city travel and reduced congestion.
A dense list of crossword clues and garbled entries covers horizontal and vertical prompts with numbers and partial answers, including species, objects, places, and titles. The fragmentary text hints at a published puzzle section with misread letters and mixed diacritics, requiring restoration.
A compact discussion of crossword solving and a 1925 Western Newspaper Union piece on beauty and hair dyes. It includes caution about lead and arsenic in dyes, dangers to infants, and advice on natural health. It also notes laws restricting harmful substances in hair products.
Public health in the United States is about fifty years old with state and city departments forming mainly in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The text notes dramatic drops in death rates from typhoid fever and tuberculosis, water purification impacts, and the antitoxin era, arguing that substantial progress justifies public health spending.
A reflective piece notes pain yields rare periods of ease and pleasure during interruptions. It suggests pain provides a paradoxical satisfaction in its pauses, offering relief not found in ongoing suffering.
A lawyer questions a witness about oath knowledge and false testimony. The witness claims he will bear false witness for his neighbor. An advertising line promotes Roman Eye Balsam promising refreshed eyes by morning. 3872 Pearl St., N.Y. Ad.
Prof. P. Ir. Fyson of Berhampore, Bengal argues travelers and students in tropical lands should discard Western clothes. He says clothing blocks the skin’s natural cooling, and Northerners cannot endure the heat unless they adopt native dress.
The article describes hammer driven screws as a time saver for hard metal and composite work. A properly sized hole is drilled, the screw head inserted, and as the hammer drives it, the screw cuts and twists into the material. The screw's extreme hardness and thread angle cause rapid turning during insertion.
The Toledo Blade quotes a saying urging action over critique. The quote warns that endless complaint leaves no time to improve society or address its issues.
Mrs. Mary Killian of 514 N Queen St reports severe illness from grippe left her weak and 18 pounds lighter. After using Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood tonic, she felt improvement within a week and after two bottles no longer suffered weakness, feeling absolutely well.
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