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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
6
A humor essay by Helen Rowland on driving lessons and marriage. It argues that good driving signals and mutual courtesy prevent fights, with playful digs at passion, pride, and temper. The piece notes marital harmony depends on attentive partners and shared road sense.
A jumble of crossword clues across horizontal and vertical entries with scattered numbers and fragmented phrases. Many entries reference common words and letters, including hints for verbs nouns and descriptive terms, but the segment shows incomplete lines and misaligned numbering.
In a tense domestic scene, Lilian presses to test Steve’s past fractures using Roentgen rays while dismissing safety concerns. Katherine reveals Fanny Powell’s troubled visit and a valise linked to Manny Powell, as the narrator contemplates delaying further questioning to protect his mother-in-law. A May 30 zodiac character analysis hints at personality traits and warns against overbearing leadership. Track and field echoes from New England intercollegiate history surface amid the memory stream.
The forecast notes yesterday's adverse aspects fading and favorable conditions rising. Progress favors established methods and steady effort, easing personal resentments and encouraging forgiveness. Evening emphasizes social and family harmony. A child born today is mentioned in the reading.
A whimsical tale featuring Mrs Longears and her husband Uncle Wigglily. She requests guinea hen eggs for a cake prompting a playful bunny rabbit husband to set off. A mystery voice asks to be taken along as he hops away toward the coop.
Jingle and Mrs. Guinea Hen fetch eggs for Uncle Wiggily. A fox abducts Jingle and the hen, but Buckwheat cries lure him. Jingle escapes with the eggs and the hen returns to the den. Uncle Wiggily recovers, buys a lollypop, and the group heads home.
ABE MARTIN jokes that if King Boris had a fresh mustache the damage would not have happened. Miss Pearl Moots buys a hiking suit designed for auto rides in a playful local note.
The author argues children are deprived of hands on work at home and school, keeping hands idle and minds undertrained. He envisions hands as ambassadors carrying knowledge, urges mothers to let children work, study, and use hands to gain practical skills and care for their tools and bodies.
The notes describe a chiffon gown in orange ice tones with five flounces, double folded at the left, and jabot wings on the shoulders. Vogue length varies by city, Paris dresses often reach fourteen inches from the ground while New York prefers ten to twelve inches, linking length to leg length.
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co surveyed over one hundred thousand women in Lynn Massachusetts to see if the remedy aided their health. Ninety eight percent responded affirmatively praising relief from ailments treated by vegetable compound. The endorsement comes from a reader praising the old fashioned herbal remedy.
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