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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1925
Page
9
A reflective piece by Elen Howlaae Gan examines a woman's daily life while questioning whether relief or fatigue accompanies the changes of aging. The text hints at social expectations and the tension between personal freedom and married life as years pass. The excerpt notes an income reference and a syndicate attribution to King Features Syndicate.
The author argues for exposing children to timeless works like Robinson Crusoe, Tom Sawyer, and Moby Dick, praising masterful storytelling and moral tone. Emphasizes strong pictures and good type, notes role of parents and teachers in guiding reading, and suggests using trusted editions to nurture growth and virtue.
A fragmented page shows a playful scene in a hollow stump bungalow. A bunny gentleman and a child named Janie discuss a scratched floor while eyeing a radio in a parlor. The tone hints at a bedtime story mood from a 1925 lecture paper syndicate piece.
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a health booster that restores flesh, energy, and vigor by cleansing the blood and correcting bodily troubles. It cites “one hundred thousand” glowing letters of thanks and urges immediate use, claiming the product targets the seat of trouble and improves overall well being. It also promotes Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation and torpid liver.
A whimsical comic scene follows Uncle Wigelly as he paints a floor in chaotic colors while a dog and a Hob Cat battle sticky paint. Nurse Jane and a police dog intervene as the cat is freed with turpentine, ending in a lighthearted wrap party and plans for future tales.
Old catalog blurb touts a versatile pattern for tunic and dress in crepe satin and satin or voile fabrics. Available in bust sizes 34 to 44 inches, with yardages listed for 40 inch material. Pattern mailed for 186 silver or stamps, 3 cents postage.
A garbled crossword style item lists clues for clothing travel weight unit with abbr road within a track sport form Nova Scotia variant Highlanders cow wounds by thrust rubber woven cloth name of the lady who made the rare and stripes opposite of musical sound conjunction and other fragments from yesterday’s Puzzle page.
An oblique horoscope notes a calming start to the day with a desire to change routines mid morning, followed by cautious deliberation and a focus on routine. It warns against speculative risk and emphasizes careful behavior, especially for a child, whose development hinges on taught rules and habitual discipline.
Instructions spell out how to order sewing patterns with name and address, including number and size, enclosing payment in cents or stamps. Each pattern order is treated as a separate pattern request with the price listed as two currency amounts.
A fragmentary fashion column describes young women’s styles with remarks on soft becoming garments, double breasted jackets with belted backs, and colors like natural and almond green. It notes the latest importation from Henry Heath of London as a reference, hinting at prevailing trends among the younger set.
A brief note claiming two days to clear eczema is presented with promotional language and unclear sourcing. The text appears as an advertisement style claim with reiterations and garbled phrases, lacking verifiable details or credible attribution.
An Alhambra theater display courtesy of Lefkovita features a dress with embroidered details and detachable trims modeled in motion pictures. The piece reflects period style during cha rter formation and hints at evolving tastes amid cultural exchanges as American design circulates abroad and the Dromresa adopts more American office appliances.
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