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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1925
Page
9
Molly Stark urges Canton residents to attend the Molly Stark Club meeting at St Paul’s Episcopal Parish House on Cleveland avenue and Fifth street SW. The note asks for broad attendance, welcomes older members, and emphasizes organizing the group with a lively program.
A vintage ad claims a skin whitening lotion combines lemon juice with forchard White to create a quarter pint of a fragrant mixture. It promises softening, beautifying effects for face neck arms and hands and claims stage stars use it for a rosy white complexion. It urges readers to mix it themselves for immediate effectiveness.
A girl born today is healthy strong and vigorous and will grow into a normal woman. A boy will be physically erratic with ups and downs but both will be affectionate and likable though not unusually gifted. If today is your birthday you may overvalue culture and social position while ignoring hidden diamonds.
A scrambled crossword entry set lists clues for horizontal and vertical answers with numbers and abbreviations, while a health Q and A section discusses cough lingering after whooping cough and foods that prevent scurvy, including oranges lemons limes tomatoes potatoes milk butter and meat. It asks if raw carrots affect skin color, noting possible carrot hue from heavy consumption and advising washing and field source guidelines.
A medical piece notes Malta fever, a relapsing typhoid-like illness from goats and milk, spreading from Mexico into the United States. Holt and Reynolds map its presence across Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona border counties, with links to contagious abortion in cattle and milk risks. Pasteurization offered protection, but concern remains over established disease in North America.
Dimity dotted Swiss crepe and crepe de chine fabrics suit a dainty frock for girls aged 6 8 10 and 12. Yoke options include embroidery or lace. Pattern costs 15 cents and is mailed with 1 1/2 yards of fabric for a 10 year size plus contrasting yoke material.
Plainly write your name and address with number and size of patterns. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern, or 15 cents per pattern for multiple items. Include street city state. Send orders to Canton Daily News Pattern Department Canton Ohio.
A humorous retrospective on suburban hostess insights from weekend country house parties. It contrasts women’s kitchen struggles, men’s quirks, and the social dynamics of hosting. The piece notes the mismatches in expectations, the dangers of hospitality, and the impact on marriage and social status.
Nurse Jane asks Uncle Wiggily to bring flowers for a visit from Mrs Twisty-tail and Mrs Stubtall. A jabber bee warns of its sting and explains its nature as Uncle Wiggily helps gather a bouquet. The Wolf tries a sneaky trap but the jabber defends the bunny and stamps the Wolf.
Fashion notes by Atilean Lamont from the Canton Daily News describe a long sweeping robe. The piece discusses style influence and how garments reflect urban taste during the 1920s in New York, presenting a snapshot of dressing trends and social mood.
The article notes new tea gowns shortened to knee length with black crepe de chine prints in vivid florals and back wings. It mentions knitted or crocheted mufflers matching coats, often beadwork on knits. Also describes Milanche Montel’s fall wrap: a pale gray panne velvet cape with chinchilla collar and cherry velvet floral lining.
A Cleveland era fashion note discusses Fall directives for higher necklines and shorter skirts. It emphasizes footwear and hosiery choices to balance modesty with style, promoting diverse shoe styles at five dollars a pair and Gordon Hosiery at one fifty per pair as fashionable remedies.
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