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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
8
An old Home Garden column discusses making hotbeds or cold frames from simple lumber and hinges for early seedlings. It compares sizes, ease of use, and glazing methods with celluloid substitutes, plus a Garden Potter inquiry for plant troubles. Also included is a brief nutrition Q&A on albuminuria and Bright's disease diets.
A medical column discusses seasickness prevention and treatment. Dr W A Eva Tam and Dr Sydney Jones emphasize acidosis as a key factor, recommending grapefruit and citrus diet, glucose solutions, and controlled fasting. Observations link vision and vertigo. practical tips include eye closure during travel and pre voyage dietary adjustments.
Promotes flesh on thin men and women with easy intake and a money back guarantee. A case cites a woman gaining 15 pounds in five weeks, while a sickly child reportedly added one pound in seven months. Availability through Roth and Hug Drug Co. and other pharmacies.
The forecast says the latter part of yesterday leads to today’s steady improvement. Courage and optimism rise around noon, enabling bold, well judged ventures. Evening remains benign, normalcy in health and temper, and a calm view of earlier efforts.
This pattern suits a youthful look and pairs with spring blouses. It offers seven sizes from 25 to 37 inch waist, with hip correspondences, and uses 2 1/2 yards of 40 inch material for a 29 inch size. Pattern mailed for 16 cents.
Write your name and address plainly with numbers and sizes of patterns. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern. If costumes have two numbers, enclose 18 cents for each pattern. No.
A crossword puzzle list with many missing letters appears alongside a narrative about riding a horse named Lady and a motherly discussion on teaching dull children. The piece blends puzzles, literary excerpts, and educational notes from a 1920s newspaper page.
Fragmentary lines recall manager Ga Craw hosting at Melodeon Hall with a traveling show. Mentions ABE MARTIN style quips about Kentucky, a cave explorer, a Serum dog team in Alaska, and Uncle Tom's Cabin as part of the night’s odd showcase. Audience travel costs noted.
A narrator describes surprising joy as Lilian’s children Marion and Junior enjoy a horseback ride led by Jerry on the old horse Lady. The scene unfolds with a hopeful, intimate tone as the aunt joins them and the youngsters boast of their riding progress.
The ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a calomel substitute said to cleanse the liver and bowels without dangerous after effects. It claims olive color and vegetable ingredients with a pink skin and buoyant feeling as results. One or two tablets nightly are recommended with prices listed for 1 5 and 30 cents and millions sold yearly.
Experts say two to five percent of children may be dull by standard measures. They are often relegated to the back seat of schooling and left with limited prospects after graduation.
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