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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1925
Page
8
A compact listing of crossword style clues with horizontal and vertical prompts. It includes wordplay on inhabitants and prepositions, plus measurements, abbreviations, and common phrases, inviting readers to fill a grid and recall yesterday's puzzle answer.
Stephen returns to Lucretia at the rectory where their kiss ignites a blaze of feeling. She resists further intimacy, explaining the risk of hurting Mimi, while the summer heat and a tranquil house frame their tense exchange.
Public letters from 1913 recount Theodore Roosevelt debating a northward journey to the Amazon and notes from Henry Cabot Lodge. Also included are astrology predictions about today’s opportunities and a romantic scene where Stephen asks Lucretia to marry him and she accepts with a kiss.
A column questions why men should marry in an era of bachelor apartments and constant attention from multiple women. It argues men are pressured by society to marry and that life without a partner can feel hollow, urging rational choice to settle down.
The article discusses Pellagra prevention through a varied diet including yeast milk lean beef and other foods. It outlines Goldberger’s P-P factor theory compares Pellagra to scurvy, and cites yeast amounts and milk proteins as protectives while noting evolving understanding and practical diet guidance for preventing Pellagra. It also includes a residents’ letter about whooping cough and serum treatment in a related health query.
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a curative for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote with added healers soothes membranes, kills germs, and aids recovery from lung troubles. Money back if relief isn’t felt following directions.
ABE MARTIN notes a man asking how much salary is needed before his wife will spring a surprise. He also mentions cute engraved silver funnels as the latest novelties for milady, in a light humorous column style.
An advertisement promises instant relief from indigestion, sour stomach, gas, and stomach distress. Chewing Papeân Diapepsin tablets is said to correct digestion for a few cents with pleasant effects. Available at drug stores.
A Pittsburgh advertiser claims Bulgarian Herb Tea restores youthfulness and vigor. H H Von Schlick, president of Dept N, promotes the hot herb tonic as a cure for constipation rheumatism liver kidney and stomach trouble and offers five months mail order for $1 25. The ad targets farms and small towns with mail delivery.
A Vogue 1925 description highlights a navy blue crepe gown in two shades, with a three- tiered hem and a straight faille coat. The ensemble centers on subtle color contrasts, a simple black hat, and understated elegance for an older, slender-averse woman seeking wearable sophistication.
A recipe outlines making mock lamb chops using peanut butter, milk, bread slices with crusts trimmed. Spread peanut butter on bread, cut into triangles, dip in milk and crumbs, then bake in a greased pan until brown.
The Bible Grover Cleveland used for his first oath in 1885 and his second in 1893 was presented by his mother when he left home in 1862. The artifact ties Cleveland’s early life to the presidential era and family history.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple, cheap weight loss solution. It claims no dieting or exercise is needed, markets ease and safety, and offers a one dollar box through druggists or by mail from Marmola Co Detroit Michigan.
Local items report movements as families and individuals plan moves and visits. Mentions include Mr and Mrs Car, Mrs Tyrell, and Miss Dowell with relations in Akron. Families prepare to move into new properties while travel touches Newark, Columbus, Miss ogee Bryan, and West Angi areas.
An advertisement touts derine as a hair treatment that brushes through hair to add gleam softness and luxuriance. It claims to tone each strand,. stop dandruff, and promote long strong growth. A bottle is available at any drug store or tonic.
An advertisement promotes Tanlac as a natural tonic and builder for those run-down, underweight, and lacking energy. It claims quick improvements in appetite sleep and color, with results visible within days. The pitch urges readers to visit a drug store to buy Tanlac Vegetable as the first step back to health.
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