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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1913
Page
4
Nell Brinkley describes a young girl on the cusp of womanhood, blending childlike wonder with emerging femininity. The piece contrasts innocence and growing desire, portraying her as a budding being between spring and summer, a fleeting golden age of beauty and potential.
An article laments repeated fatalities at the Kloveray and Mahonings intersection near Nimisila and Cook parks, blaming language barriers and lack of signaling. It urges Northern Ohio Traction Co to stop every car at the crossing to prevent accidents and save lives, noting victims are primarily foreign workers with little local support.
An elderly man in Illinois defends suffrage while decrying men’s fashion, contrasting a suffrage advocate with his wife in light summer attire. He mocks woolen outfits and high collars as stifling, arguing that women wear practical clothing and men dress ill under summer heat. The piece satirizes gendered fashion norms and public opinion.
Frances L. Garside humorously critiques piano performance with sharp observations about expression good touch and stage demands. The piece lampoons female performers and the social act of attending concerts, noting quirks from encore habits to seating and requests.
A 1913 letter from Ella Wheeler Wilcox commends a boy for opening doors for ladies, aiding an elderly traveler, and giving his seat, contrasting with rougher behavior of peers and stressing that good manners form a solid educational foundation. An unrelated note mentions a Norwegian invented electric push button signal.
London reports a revival of the pompadour with women’s hair styled upward and minimal chignon. Parisian expert calls for simple fashion suited to English women as 400 European hairdressers approve the trend.
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