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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1925

Page

15

Jungle tale of Cheerups and Gray Ears the Elephant

Grace Bliss Stewart presents Cheerups the jovial jungle child who meets Gray Ears the African Elephant seeking tooth advice. Cheerups explains natural tooth replacement as the elephant worries about worn teeth and awaits renewal while the tropical morning scene unfolds with vivid observation.

Cheerups Mr. Cheerups Husky Tusky India Charly Gorilla Gray Ears Gally

Bolero in Favor for Fall Season

A fashion overview previews fall styles highlighting bolero usage in coats and coatees, extended V lines with vestees, and gored fullness. Describes silhouettes, fabric choices like printed crepe and black satin, and a decorative picture hat with purple velvet and a large rose.

Bolero

Digestive processes and animal-derived enzymes in medicine

George Matthew Adama explains digestion from mastication to absorption, detailing gastric juice with pepsin, pancreatic and bile action, and emulsification of fats. He notes therapeutic use of pepsin pancreatin and bile from slaughtered animals, packaged with antiseptics to prevent decomposition.

Why Superstitions About Crickets Endure Across Time

By H Irving King Hen examines the cricket on the hearth as a symbol of luck and forewarning. He notes that crickets are tied to family life and fate, with Pliny recalling ancient magicians’ esteem for crickets. The piece explores the superstition as an ancient inheritance from primitive times.

Pliny Ping McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Annie Name Hereafter In Popular Use And Origin

A discussion on the name Annie noting its popularity and connection to Anne and Anna. It explores origins in Guelle Ames and England, where Annie rises as a favorite endearment despite not having a formal etymology. The piece mentions health charms and symbolic associations described as the name’s “fullsinunic stone.”

Grace Anne Anna Annie Anni Joy Iogland Ann Judy Gay Wheeler Syndicate, Inc Hancock

Obstacle as Ladder in Rhymed Reflection

A poetic fragment notes how obstacles become a ladder for ascent. The speaker praises resilience, implying the subject climbs on despite difficulties, a theme echoed in a McClure Newspaper Syndicate dated line.

McClure Newspaper Syndicate

Hats for Small Women and Fat Sisters Shape Fall Silhouettes

The article guides hat choices for small and full-figured women highlighting brim sizes and shapes. It notes that crown trims on top add height, recommends short or close-fitting hats for the small, and advises larger hats to elongate the face for fuller figures. It also mentions color effects, textures, and styles like cloche and rolled brims.

Paris dictates new flower placements on the shoulder

Fashion notes from Paris advise wearing flowers on the back of the shoulder with three or more large blooms trailing over the arm. Large roses and pond lilies are highlighted, with options for a single rose at the scarf ends or a neck tied bouquet for evening dress.

Paris

Simplicity of Cut Declares Smart Footwear Trend

A New York Herald-Tribune fashion note reports simplicity of cut as the hall mark of smart footwear. It highlights Perugia Greco and Hellstein offering vogue models and the popular court shoe with a rounded toe and flattened sole, often with a buckle feature.

New York Herald-Tribunae Perugia Greco Hellstein

Scarfs in shaded effects show blended color tones

Scarfs in shaded effects are created by stitching crepe de chine in three tones of the same color to produce a blended shaded appearance. They are doubled for added chie.

Fashionable shoes and colors brighten daytime and evening wear

Elastic trims high instep varieties and Louis Cuban heels rise five to six cm. Golf shoes suit morning walks with broad stitched straps. Afternoon shades favor hazel and dove gray. evening shoes come in many pastels, silvers, and golds. Lizard skin accents in beige and gray adorn sports and evening models.

It's a Pipe Fashioning Summer Shoes With Contrasting Piping

The text notes new summer shoes in white and blond tan shades featuring contrasting piping along the edges. Heels also contrast with the main shoe color, highlighting a popular style detail for the season.

Midsummer Millinery Colors Stir Summer Fashion

Colors named include Cameo pink Dresden blue powdly yellow alpine green nougat cas tilian red and a flatter ing shade of shrimp pink dominating midsummer hat styles. The vivid palette signals bold accessory trends in headwear for the season.

Dresden

Old Stamps and Coins Wanted by Joe Coleman

Advertises highest prices for old envelopes with stamps and stamps without envelopes and old coins. Seeks attic and trunk finds. Address Ravenna Ohio Cleveland Road Joe Coleman.

Joe Coleman Cleveland Road Ravenna

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