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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1925
Page
8
A collage of reader notes and responses in Molly Stark's Constant Reader column. A 1920s tone discusses modern girls, marriage ideals, and work for married women, plus a juvenile tale of Uncle Wiggily and friends, ending with cliffhanger antics and a moral about overcoming muddy obstacles.
Readable entries show a large crossword puzzle list with horizontal and vertical clues, including names like Leon and Kirvculation terms, multiple language hints, and scattered abbreviations. The jumble includes chemical terms, instruments, and archaic spellings as well as place names and divisor-like hints.
A Vogue column discusses feminizing jabs and kick pleats in new frocks, noting brown lashira and jewellone fabrics and outfits suitable for warm days. It also mentions oriental rugs by Buddhist and Christian workers, Moslem prohibitions on figures, and Chinese seamen appeasing the Wind God with pork fruits and candles before voyage.
A vintage-style note praises California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for babies and children, claiming it soothes the stomach and aids the liver and bowels without cramping. It warns buyers to demand the genuine product with printed directions on the bottle to avoid imitations.
Rain patters over Woodland where Uncle Wlesity and animal friends reside. Snow from Jack Frost is washed away as the weary night continues with the soggy weather and cozy mood.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a gentler laxative alternative to calomel. They claim to act quickly on the liver without harming teeth, relieving dullness and heaviness from constipation. Priced at 15¢ and 30¢.
In a tense scene Lillian and I examine a valise tied to Hugh Grantland's disappearance. Memory gaps linger for the girl with the arm injury as we attempt to pick the lock, testing our nerve and wit.
He reluctantly plans to force the lock and discovers the keyhole jammed by a prior intruder. A quick screwdriver pry loosens the obstruction, the bag opens, and dozens of packages of paper money spill forth, filling the valise.
A neighborhood incident triggers talk about child cruelty and social action. A grocer’s aide recalls a boy teased by a neighbor, sparking a plan to curb abuse. A list of insults used against the child circulates among local youths, implying community pressure may deter future taunting.
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