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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
8
Puzzle clues for horizontal and vertical grids list terms and definitions across numerous categories. Includes numbered entries such as wagers, emotions, birds, mathematical terms, and classical descriptors, with a final section referencing yesterday's answers and a set of additional clue numbers.
In Canton a column blends gossip and local scenes with short sketches. A shopper rails at hats, a couple recalls a streetcar ride, and Jeanne Deaver and Billy Petit recall a picnic and a penny purse mishap. A shopper laments costly travel and a burial service blends with a tune.
Sailor style pattern in linen pongee rep or flannel suitable for 2, 4, 6 year sizes. Trim with braid or stitching. 4 year size uses 3 18 yards of 36 inch material. Send 15 cents for Up-to-Date Spring and Summer 1925 Book of Fashions.
Instructions for ordering sewing patterns. Readers should write their name and address in full, specify pattern numbers and sizes, enclose 15 cents per pattern, and send all orders to Canton Daily News Pattern Department Canton Ohio. Each two-number costume pattern requires 30 cents.
A Columbia South Carolina woman testifies after three years of illness that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength for housework and improved health during menopause. The ad cites a country wide buyer survey claiming 98 of 100 benefited.
The piece surveys early racial criticism of Grant and Stoddard and discusses new laboratory based attempts to classify mankind. It outlines six global racial types from an article by Dr. R. Ottenberg in JAMA, noting mixed origins, geographic groups, and the cautious promise such research holds for understanding human origins and potential traits.
A recipe for a bean and celery salad with lemon juice and water, served on lettuce over beans, plus guidance on attractive cold plate grilling for summer meals. Emphasizes color harmony, garnishes, simple service, and lists varied cold sandwich and salad combinations for planning.
A dramatic declaration extols YOUTH as the ultimate quest of humanity. It casts youth as the popular idol desired by all, sought in faith, philosophy, and commerce, praised by poets and psychologists, and described as ever elusive yet forever pursued by every person across life.
A light fashion note extols breathable garments dried outdoors with fresh fragrance. The piece describes a striped orange and black on white dress with a white collar and emphasizes a crisp summer look. The rest of the text interleaves a playful Uncle Wiggily story about a glue stunt and a muskrat nurse, with characters that joke about four leaf clovers and lucky notions in a whimsical scene. The blend reads like a small feature on style followed by a children’s tale fragment.
In a tense confrontation, a woman faces a man who reveals Stephen Graham’s birth certificate. She uses calm strategy to expose his manipulation, then demands further proof, hinting the death certificate would seal the truth about Graham and his family.
C W replies that neither oranges nor grapefruit worsen rheumatic tendency and that these fruits belong in the diets of rheumatics, supporting a favorable view of citrus for sufferers.
Nearly fifty years after enrolling in 1876 and leaving to marry, Mrs August Hagenow completed her studies at the University of Nebraska and was awarded a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. She resumed coursework recently to fulfill the long held goal.
Uncle Wiggily notices Nurse June Fuzzy Wuzzy wandering in the grass outside his stump bungalow. The scene hints at a gentle encounter as the story unfolds with whimsy and playful garden imagery.
Uncle Wiggly asks about Nurse Jane as Mrs Longears prepares to take bunny children to a cinema. The exchange includes concern over a missing pancake turner and breakfast strawberry longcake, while a child named Jingle has his hair tied.
Uncle Wiggily schemes to trick Nurse Jane by gluing a leaf onto a three leaf clover to fake a four leaf clover for luck. Nurse Jane searches the grass hopeful for luck a plan foiled by the sudden Woozle Wolf howl at the bungalow window.
A birthday forecast describes a girl as affable amiable and responsible with a knack for mechanics and social charm. The text notes a boy born today faces infancy illness but later success. It also reports Mrs Nettie L Macomber taking over North Dakota's largest lignite mine valued at one million dollars.
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