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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1925
Page
8
Fashion notes from Paris highlight two new coats velveteen and quilted taffeta as spring trends. Velvet fabrics promise flattering drape and tailored lines while the rare quilted taffeta signals novelty. Men’s scarfs and heavy silk neckwear shape the season with plaid boldness and subtle color mixes.
A Molly Stark advice column reflects on a reader letter about gift etiquette for a Christmas token to a Christian conference acquaintance. The piece muses on old fashioned manners, modern dating, and letters from readers urging practical gifts such as books or leather trinkets while debating social lines of propriety.
Readers join the Molly Stark Club for a Thursday evening with a short meeting a program and games. Winners from dances and a Mardi Gras tease highlight plans plus letters from Honest observing Zoll and others offer banter and advice about relationships and society.
An old style ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle laxative for those over fifty. It claims regularity lasts weeks or months, with no harsh purge, and emphasizes safety and pleasant taste. Buy a 60 cent bottle to test.
A brief remark notes that Holly, a favored Christmas ornament, should be considered sacred or holy rather than merely festive. The line emphasizes the sacred connotation attached to the decoration.
A couple stops at a quaint rectory seeking lodging as a mysterious man vanishes through a back door. Lee Chow discusses aiding Missee Graham and Missee Underwood while the hospitable vicar hides a secret, and the narrator notices Hugh Grantland's pipe on the table.
New York reports a shift in coats as bigooks fade from view and the redingote yields to a flared coat with petal like skirt. Some prefer the severe line of tweed overcoats with boyish cuts, shawl collars, and large leather buttons. Mannish topcoats remain in wear.
Linen tub silk broadcloth and gingham suit this model. Pattern offers sizes 36 to 48 inch bust with a 42 inch sample requiring 4 1 4 yards of 3 inch material and a fraction yard of contrasting fabric for collar vestee and facings. Mailed to any address on receipt of silver or stamps.
An applicator labeled Heat offers instant relief by delivering penetrating warmth to knees hands shoulders feet or back. The glowing sensation purportedly draws pain from joints muscles or nerves, providing soothing comfort.
A gentle feature urging parents to reassure frightened children at night. It offers steps to soothe anxiety, explain nightly dangers, encourage safe home routines, and use storytelling and observation of stars to build security. The piece also promotes Mr Patri for child care inquiries and includes a simple home cooking recipe.
A vintage beauty ad claims Danderine will moisten a hair brush to make hair appear twice as thick and glossy. It touts immediate fullness, youthfulness, and revival for dry brittle or gray hair, promising roots are strengthened and shedding halted.
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