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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
8
Excerpt describes varied scenes from Canton including local life, radio culture, a hotel Ravoy dinner scene, dance questions, and observations of daily activity. It notes a mix of old-time nostalgia with impressions of streets, crowds, and references to performers and local figures amid reflective prose.
In a brisk social vignette the scene centers on Marion and her mother at Lue Linn's room as they discuss outfits for spring. A curious window-face and a sedan hint at a mystery involving Lae Chow, rustic paths, and a Chinese servant's presence, with characters decoding clues amid courtship and observation.
A reader from Roxbury Massachusetts reports her 16 year old daughter suffered nervous exhaustion and poor appetite. After using a faith based tonic the girl gained health and strength, returning to work and improving her mental state, according to the testimonial from Mrs Hopson.
A fragmentary OCR reads of a tale where a new magistrate struggles with a docket and timing in a courtroom. Names appear like Jones and Davis while references to a New Unt ion Dictionary and a coupon hint at daily news promotions.
A scrambled puzzle item list shows clues, partial words, and letter strings. The mixed entries include definitions, abbreviations, and garbled phrases across multiple numbered positions, suggesting a vintage crossword page fragment with many unreadable sections and partial solutions.
Lucretia and Stephen spiral through jealousy and social pressure as Mimi’s interference and legal entanglements pull them apart. Stephen vows to return to the city while Lucretia laments the cost of their affair and contemplates a future without happiness.
An obscure fragment from a magazine page mentions names like Kathleen and Lucretia. The text appears garbled, with stray phrases about tea, omelets, and a pan. The overall meaning is unclear and lacks a coherent news item or event.
A reader asks about hives causes and potential cures and discusses liver torpidity and diet. Letters from B C D and others describe nervous symptoms, constipation, and reactions to meals, with advice including calcium lactate and diet changes. The exchange searches for safe foods, cure sources, and whether acids or starches should be eaten separately.
Ad claims olive tablets from Dr EdWards ease chronic constipation. It asserts the product detoxifies and soothes, noting the tablets are colored and left uncoated. It warns against overstating benefits and mentions potential risks such as a dark brown tongue when misused.
A garbled ad-style plea touts “tons of thousands” of discouraged people craving weight gain and promises of rapid pounds. It claims a doctor approved product to restore flesh with a sensational smell/texture complaint and urges buying from local drug shops with a fixed price, touting dramatic weight gains in months.
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