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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1925
Page
8
A humorous column notes a debonair man’s musings on love money and marriage. He questions why love and flirtation entangle him, wonders about how many women he can love, and ponders mortality hair and art. © 1926 King Features Syndicate Inc.
A fashion note details a two piece frock with epaulet shoulders and a shawl collar, options of kasha or crepe fabrics, and pastel buckskin shoes. A Cheery Uncle Wiggily story follows Bunty losing then finding her Christmas wrist watch inside Nurse Jane’s New Year cake as the rabbit duo enjoy a snowy day.
A letter asks Miss Stark about two married life choices. Debates on couples sharing a home with in laws versus establishing a own house reveal that youths should strike out on their own. consider breaking engagements or accepting conditions. A reader seeks guidance on anonymous accusations and meeting a train acquaintance with parental input recommended.
An advertisement touts Creo Mulsion Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for chronic coughs colds bronchial inflammation and lung trouble. It claims creosote kills germs soothes membranes and heals while a stomach absorbed dose attacks the source promising guaranteed relief or money back.
In a 1925 theme, Uncle Wiggily greets Nurse Jane and muskrat housekeeper Miss Fuzzy Wuzzy as Baby Bunty bursts in with jokes. The first day of the year features a busy plan to finish a New Year cake and playful tag games around the house.
The Chicago Health Department bulletin warns syphilis as a greater danger than scarlet fever and influenza, citing deadly statistics and urging parents to know their sons' associates. It stresses that the disease harms both the innocent and affected families and calls for public awareness.
A caregiver describes a child who prefers apples and oranges, avoids carrots and spinach, and shows increasing hunger over months. They question possible habit versus medical issues, noting strong urine, sores, soft skin, and suspected kidney problems despite worm medicine and meals like cereal and toast.
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft describes severe back and abdominal pain and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pearl Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash for relief after taking about a dozen bottles and later recommends others try the remedies.
The reading urges energetic effort in business and manual work before sundown then planning and decisive actions after. It cautions against overexertion and highlights strong family devotion for those born today or with birthdays. It warns of possible ingratitude from loved ones and advises some self focus.
London readers note a trend in evening wear as narrow hand cut filigree hair bands become the season's favorites. Designs lean simple and provide contrast to the earlier wide bandeau style, signaling a shift in fashion tone for social gatherings.
A reflective column urges readers to write a personal plan for the year, choose a new approach, and think independently. It emphasizes starting anew, budgeting time and money, and avoiding reliance on others ideas. Readers are invited to send inquiries to Mr. Patri about child care and development, with a self addressed reply envelope.
A personal testimony claims a European specialist discovered a goitre cure that reduced neck lumps from large to negligible in three days. The author describes severe prior symptoms, failed treatments, and eventual full relief after using the remedy, now offering agency for distribution with a money back guarantee.
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