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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
9
A columnist warns against smothering a husband with constant supervision and advice. The piece argues overbearing behavior kills romance, urging wives to balance care with respect and personal space, noting the danger of turning marriage into a prison.
Lateen long cloth or silk may be used for this design. It fits slim and stout figures with extra width from plaits below the hips. Patterns come in four sizes 34x36 to 46-48 busts. A medium requires 8 1/2 yards of 36 inch material. Pattern mailed for 15 cents. Send 16 cents for Spring and Summer 1925 Book of Fashions.
A wife confronts her sister in law about proofs of identity and a suspected family plot. The scene centers on Steve’s volatile temper, a hidden scheme to gain money, and the danger of headlines exposing the past. The mother-in-law’s probing adds tension to the threatened confrontation.
The ad-promises a harmless skin whitening lotion using the juice of two lemons and Orchard White. Shake in a bottle to make a quarter pint claimed to whiten face neck arms and soften skin without irritation. It targets stage beauties seeking a clear youthful complexion and sunburn relief.
A Kiddies puzzle grid lists clues from book to pronouns and continents while a tense confrontation unfolds. The dialogue reveals Mother Graham’s tale of a phony marriage and a long buried family secret involving Steve and a likely misperceived widow.
Instructions for ordering sewing patterns from the Canton Daily News Pattern Department in Canton Ohio. Readers must write name and address with number and size, enclose 15 cents per pattern, and mail to the Pattern Department.
The Daily News hosted a dinner at the Lake View Hotel where 44 city parochial school sisters and Girl Scout Troops 9 and 11, led by Miss Mary Fornes, met for the first time in their orders, breaking usual church visiting rules.
A Chicago Medical Society talk by Dr. I A Abt outlines asthenic children as tall slender, pale with shallow chest and hypotonic bodies prone to poor posture. They are sharp in intellect but distracted, often show cold extremities, and may develop neurasthenic adults. hardening and outdoor activity are advised.
A recipe instructions piece describes making a tomato purée jelly with strained tomato liquid, gelatin soaked in cold water, and seasoned tomato fluid poured over gelatin to set. It instructs lining a dish with lettuce, arranging shrimp, adding tomato jelly, and serving with French dressing. Credited to Mrs L B Donaldson of 634 Clarendon Ave NW.
Canton Daily News notes the new fashion trend elbowing out coverage with bold capes. It highlights black georgette garments with steel beads and plumes, races era dresses, mushroom straws, and felt collars on shoes reflecting 1925 style.
A reflective piece on Puss the cat. the narrator dislikes her yet admires kittens' charm. Cats are aloof yet bring playful grace, memory of ancient queens, and domestic bond with children. The writer pleas for warmth for Puss by the fire, honoring her quiet pride and shared history.
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly relieves corn pain by applying a small amount, allowing removal with fingers. The drugstore product is sold cheaply and targets hard and soft corns plus between toes without soreness or irritation.
Poem reflects a farewell to a beloved land with images of dawn and sea. The speaker asks to be laid to rest on a cliff overlooking the shore as time ends, blending nature with a contemplative vow. The verse ends with a note on Chinese pictures suggesting more than telling a story.
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