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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
14
In a garbled court lobby scene a deputy clerk describes terms relating to bankruptcy and receivership. The judge receives no payment or outcome details as the company undergoes legal steps.
The June activities of the Methodist and Lutheran communities are reported. Funds from a Dollar Day reach 391. Young People Bible class hosts at Mr and Mrs William Howere. Sophia Wise home hosts Emile Inn opening. Children’s Day at the Methodist church set for Sunday.
Fragmentary lines recall songs and memories from youth, with a woman reflecting on being 18 and experiencing a hotel encounter in Lancaster. The prose hints at nostalgia, aging, and the enduring pull of familiar melodies and voices.
A Canton resident credits Plant Juice with ending a decade of stomach and kidney pain. He describes severe prior symptoms including a lump in the stomach, hot and cold flashes, and poor digestion, then reports complete relief and better appetite after using the product.
The June horoscope notes unsettled conditions early today with cautious energy. It suggests a mixed tone of restraint and potential insight, urging introspection and balanced judgment. The piece hints at artistic ability and a disciplined, logical mind, advising readers to remain measured and analytical.
The clipping outlines sewing ideas for gingham and cretonne dresses with lace and ruffles and mentions a fashion book for spring summer 1925. It notes two New York women with a wardrobe exchange plan trading hats furs and other items to extend their wardrobes amid social nets and deceptions.
A garbled notice solicits names and addresses for pattern salaries and coins. It mentions enclosing cents in stamps for each pattern and oddly references costumes and “two separate pet” at 16 cents each, leaving unclear actions or recipients.
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