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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
10
A satirical essay argues that grouch is a masculine trait and various forms exist from strategic to martyr to misogynist. It notes many women endure men’s faults and that the gravest grouch is the dumb disapproving variety carried from altar to grave, without cause or cure.
Margaret consoles her mother-in-law Mrs Graham as the tale of Steve the stepson unfolds. The confessions reveal past injuries and a boastful streak, while plans form to confront the blackmailing tramp who claims to be Steve. The night drags with fear, hope, and a resolve to act.
Royersford Pennsylvania mother testifies her daughter aged 13 to 19 improved after taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound noting relief from headaches backaches cramps and missed days. Another Massachusetts mother reports her 16 year old daughter becoming stronger and able to work after using the Vegetable Tonic and sharing the experience with other mothers.
A short tale about a song sparrow leaving the woods to visit a big city. It contrasts the song sparrow’s beauty with its plain brown and gray plumage when the bird sings. The piece follows the bird’s journey and its impact on others in the city.
Dense puzzle page offers a large list of across and down clues with many abbreviations and archaic spellings. It includes terms for enlivens, workmen, deities, church terms, measures, and various cryptic style hints, alongside several misprinted or garbled entries common to OCRed newspaper grids.
A rabbit rescues a drowning song sparrow while the canary in a gilded cage boasts safety and abundance. The sparrow imitates canary traits with yellow blossoms but falls for the trap, nearly dying. Uncle Wiggily saves the bird and the sparrow learns to stay in the woods where it belongs. Carpet weaving in Persia is noted.
The article argues schools close for summer, disrupting daily rhythm and health. It urges year round training with varied work, city farm exchanges, and structured at home programs. It suggests children work for strangers, set daily tasks, and include quiet, reading, and supervised activities for younger ones. A narrative about three cub lions in Berlin ends with a Great Dane as nurse.
The piece extols chiffon capes noting their color versatility and ease of making. It cites an orange ice shade paired with a black lace dress and suggests a complementary soft yellowish cream dress. The design features an upper shirred yoke and a lower section joined at the bottom shirring.
The text surveys fabric details about scarf collars including a G double stitch, finishes with the simple or scalloped hems, and variations in hem edges. It emphasizes finish and edge style as key design choices.
Cream of asparagus soup recipe uses asparagus onions parsley and milk simmered then combined with butter and water for a rich soup. Included are reader tips on starching shirts brushing warm starch and cooling pie on a rack to prevent soggy crusts from Mrs I Mrs R and others.
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