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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1925
Page
10
A fragment from Molly Stark’s column presents a personal letter demanding standards for a suitor. The writer insists on a well educated, discreet, well dressed man with definite ideals and control over home life, promising to keep the marriage under textually strict terms.
A fragmented sewing pattern note offers a four size children’s frock and material details. A reflective letter recounts a theft on an interurban train where a purse was recovered by a helpful stranger, prompting gratitude and lessons on doing good.
A fragmented instruction shows how to order sewing patterns by writing name and address clearly, giving pattern numbers and sizes, enclosing 8 cents for each pattern, and noting costumes with timber are two separate patterns at 18 cents per.
A woman with severe backache and persistent pain avoids operation after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports relief, improved appetite and weight gain, and credits the remedy with saving her life and restoring health.
Fragmented recipe text lists Banberry tarts with walnuts and lemon flavor, a Sunday fruit cocx patty mold, chicken pattie, molded tomato, and chocolate fudge cake. It outlines lemon custard with yolks, milk, grated lemon rind, sugar, cornstarch, butter, and heating steps, but details are garbled and incomplete.
Fragmentary crossword item shows scattered clues such as Quit Donkey and The goldene with garbled letters. Indicates a damaged puzzle portion with partial entries and irregular text interspersed throughout.
A reflective youth named Peter spurs neighborly conflict as adults debate proper discipline and community responsibility. The piece notes his mischief, brushes with danger, and a judge's measured stance that the father and mother bear responsibility for upbringing.
The article notes South Carolina as the first state to provide a specific compulsory education law for the deaf. ABE MARTIN style line breaks the text, but the core fact highlights the new law and its significance in education policy.
A whimsical schoolyard tale follows Uncle Wiselly and rabbit youngsters Tooter and Cooter planning a playful search for May Bell the Bell family’s cutest child. They consult a phoebe bird naming puzzle and chase a pretend adventure in the woods, with hints of a later fashion feature.
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