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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
10
A fragmentary piece titled Glimpses of Canto offers wandering musings on places and times around town. It hints at signs about living costs, travel, and improbable notions of weather or places like Alaska and tropics, mixed with stray phrases about clothes and daily routines.
A Canton woman bought a hat with a feather and trimmings, later unhappy with the bonnet. She tried to exchange it, visited a downtown store, and asked for a replacement or refund but faced confusion and no clear remedy.
A fragmented, garbled narrative references a purse, a mysterious woman, a young man, and a funeral service. The text mentions Jeanne, Helen, Billy, and an imagined school scene, with unclear events and scattered dialogue about blame and a burial ritual. The piece reads like OCR junk from a late edition.
A damaged crossword puzzle page notes patterns for a small boy outfit, a linen or flannel shirt, and a woven trimming braid. It advertises a 1925 Up-to-Date Spring and Summer Hook of Fashions with sizes and yardage, and asks readers to mail for patterns in Bendise silver stamps.
The article discusses late 19th and early 20th century attempts to categorize humans into racial groups by inherited traits. It names researchers such as Maxwell Grant and Lothrop, notes claims of scientific foundations, and cites Dr. R. Ottenberk’s Journal of the American Medical Association article. It lists types including European, Arab, Japanese, and Indo-Manchurian, and mentions debates over separate origins and mixing among groups.
A fragment from a serialized confession centers on a confrontation involving birth and marriage certificates. The narrator describes inspecting documents tied to a husband’s family and a half-brother, amid tension and questions of legitimacy and motive.
A garbled text reports instructions to order sewing patterns. It mentions providing name and address, listing pattern numbers, enclosing coins for each pattern, and a price note of around 15 cents per pattern. The fragment lacks clear publisher or date details.
A Canton Ohio publication notes state additions to orders involve the Canton Daily News Patter Department. The report highlights administrative steps, office handling, and potential timing for implementation.
A faint advertorial item touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as life changing for women in the change of life. It claims readers, from early life to middle age, reported relief from nervousness and back pains and recommends the remedy for long-standing health issues. Users reportedly praised the product though a canvass notes some purchasers did not reply.
A readable recipe fragment lists celery dish ideas with lettuce bed and young beans served cold. It details a celery sauce with lemon and water, plus pairing suggestions like tomatoes olives and parsley. Also includes various cold plate and sandwich pairings and notes on attractive dining presentation.
Fragmentary verse on Youth as the ultimate desire of men and the elusive prize sought by women. The piece blends archaic diction with bold claims about beauty, love, health, and fulfillment, portraying Youth as a timeless, sought after force found in hearts, spirits, and memories.
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Sune Fanny Westy search Bram with a paper token as a strawberry longcake mystery unfolds. The bunny children prepare for moving pictures while June and Jingle face a missing hair ribbon and a curious breakfast challenge.
A fragmented gaming tale describes Uncle Wiggily and a muskrat chase in a cluttered scene. References to jumping from a dungeon, living rooms, and a four seat arrangement mix with garbled dialogue about lovers, clovers, and a ball.
A fragmented astrological column predicts a strong yet balanced person born today, with generous motives and a keen mind. It highlights a talent for mechanics, verbal skill, and sociable charm, noting the influence of Nettie L. Macomber and a Dakota setting, amid a society where leadership shifts to new figures.
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