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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1925

Page

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Foxes Plot Rabbit Stew as Hiding Rabbits Eavesdrop

In a wintry woodland scene Bunny and Nibbly overhear Mr. and Mrs. Fox discussing a plan to catch rabbits for stew. The frightened rabbits hide and escape as the foxes decide to avoid them, teaching a lesson about eavesdropping. Claire Windsor is also noted for hair and style in a separate aside from the main tale.

Bunny Rabbit Nibbly Bunny Mr. Fox Mrs. Fox Claire Windsor Miss Windsor Kansas McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Palms Corner Creates Swift Delights at Evening Soiree

In a lively scene, a couple compliments the music and cheers the delightful piece. They secure a charming seat under the palms and share a courteous exchange, heightening a graceful, pleasant social moment.

A New Year's Resolve in Time's Generous Gift

A poem by John Kendrick Bangs personifies the New Year as a gift of Time. The speaker, as earth's guest of joy, considers the fleeting minutes as opportunities to fulfill Destiny’s purposes with right good will.

Earth McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Something to Think About by F A Dalker

An inspirational prose piece urges constant mental and physical activity to overcome obstacles and achieve growth. It contrasts industrious progress with indolence, cites nature’s motion, and praises persistent visionaries who pressed forward despite trials.

F. A. Dalker McClure Newspaper Syndicate

The Why of Superstitions

A discussion of European and American belief in seeing the new moon through trees bringing bad luck for a month. It explains the crescent moon as a symbol of a moon goddess and how hiding it with branches or glass blocks her influence, linking to survivals of ancient ideas and comparative folklore.

Europe United States Isis Artemis Diana William Wefls Newell

What'sth a Name by Mildred Marshall on Eve and name history

The article traces Eve as the mother of humanity, noting Eva and Eve forms across languages, historic renderings from Chevva to Iva, and Celtic roots Aoiffe. It cites Eva’s talismanic coral gem, Thursday as a lucky day, and Milton’s tribute to Eve in Paradise Lost.

Adam Ijsue Chevva Heva Iva Eva Treland Scotland Aveline Eveline Aoiffe Eve England Scandinavia Russia Kyova Jevva France Wheeles Eyndicate, Inc

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OUR Comic Western Newspaper Union van Celm Johnny John Kendrick Bangs FH. Irving King McClure Newspaper Mildred Marshall
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