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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1925
Page
8
Readers of Molly Stark Club debate courtship norms in a sequence of letters. Contributors discuss cars, manners, and gender expectations, with personal anecdotes from veterans, workers, and students about respect, dating, and social conduct.
Vogue previews a chic Paris inspired felt hat in taupe black with soft fur texture. Paton coats velvet with mink trim and brown satin gowns with gold bands. left figure praised for line and black satin dress by Louise Bou langer. A playful Uncle Wiggily tale intertwines with holiday scenes and animal friends awaiting Christmas adventures.
In a lively kitchen scene Alice schemes to fry a cake with Uncle Wiggily and the rabbit as Lulu and Jimmie are out. The batter boils on the stove and a false alarm triggers Mrs Wibbiewot to intervene, while Uncle WiggeGuy suggests the mishap was just a cake attempt.
A vintage ad touts Danderine as an easy inexpensive way to make hair look thicker and more lustrous. It claims brushing dampened hair with the product stimulates growth, stops dandruff, and keeps hair from falling out, promising a youthful refreshed appearance for five cents a bottle.
The Molly Stark Club announces advanced dancing tonight with the Charleston contest to be announced by Mr. Bentley. Only members with four lessons qualify. prizes are substantial and the event promises notable competition.
Two simple stuffed animal patterns described as friendly additions for a child’s menagerie. The Camel requires a yard of 32 inch material and the Squirrel uses a fraction yard. Sold by mail for 15 cents in silver or stampa with pattern mailed on receipt.
The notice explains ordering patterns by writing name and address, giving pattern numbers and sizes, and enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Two-number patterns count as two patterns and require 15 cents each. Include size, name, street, city, and state.
Mrs J P Adamson provides a sausage fritters recipe using Fricatelli sausage one pound, stale bread crumbs, onion juice, eggs and seasonings. Form cakes and pan fry, serve with potatoes and parsley. Alternative batter uses sour milk soda salt and flour, dip sausage cakes or drop spoonfuls into hot fat and fry.
Synthetic sapphires gain popularity this winter leading to widespread use in costume jewelry and evening trim. Report notes imitations flood the market and some pieces combine synthetic sapphires with real diamonds set in platinum.
A 1925 Bell Syndicated column explores how children hear beneath spoken words. It argues undertones shape behavior more than commands, urging parents to align inner feelings with outward guidance and to speak with consistent faith.
A historical ad praises California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative for infants and children. It markets relief for stomach troubles and constipation with simple dosing guidance and emphasis on safety for young users.
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