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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1925
Page
6
Humorous verse exposes the husband as an ideal yet absent figure. The speaker lampoons everyday omissions in a married life, noting small faults that reveal the so called perfect mate. The piece mocks expectations of male behavior and echoes a 1926 King Features syndicate origin.
In a Uncle Wiggily story a mole guides shy neighbors to avoid a Bob Cat. The mole tunnels and tickles the cat, driving it off while Uncle Wiggily tends a flower bed and invites friendship. The tale ends with plans for future adventures at an Valentine party.
Katherine and I conspire to stage a staged sleep scene to observe Lillian and the amnesia patient Fanny Powell. We plan to extract a key without waking Lillian and to monitor her reactions from outside a room.
A Home Sewing note describes pattern 5093 in sizes 4 6 8 and 10 years. Uses Tirown or green chambray or reen rep with white or contrasting facings. Pattern mailed for 1 cent or stamps with request for Spring and Summer 1925 book of fashions.
How to order patterns a plain request with your name address number and size of patterns. Include 15 cents in coins or stamps for each pattern. Each costume pattern with two numbers requires 16 cents and separate pattern details.
A fine kitchen note describes drying and chopping cabbage, mixing with butter and pepper, pressing into a small pudding dish, and baking for an hour. Mentions Mrs W G Sten and a Tuscarora locale.
An overview of mouth and tongue cancer including causes such as bad teeth tobacco and syphilis, warning signs like leukoplakia and tobacco tongue, and the American Cancer Society guidance on mouth hygiene and early treatment. It also notes personal letters praising cancer recovery stories and mental impact on patients.
A children story describes a blind mole with a keen nose living underground near Uncle Wigegily. The tale opens with Mrs Longears asking her bunny husband to dig a place for flower weeds and the pair set to work, starting a gentle woodland adventure.
Recipes describe stuffing cabbage with bread crumbs butter milk and spices for a baked version and a sausage chestnut filling with bacon stock for a steamed version. Instructions include hollowing the head, layering stuffing, wrapping leaves, and slow simmering or baking.
The article discusses pairing kasha with organdie in a two tone dress design. It explains using greyish natural kasha for the main fabric and greyish blue for the centre panel, with organdie collar and sleeve ruffles in matching tones. Accessories include a greyish blue hat and shoes in the same palette.
A series of reader letters to Molly Stark discusses dating, marriage, and social advice. George King seeks a wife with specific traits, others propose connecting through friends, classes, or clubs, and a 17 year old seeks guidance on meeting suitable boys without chasing street encounters.
A parenting view advocates keeping children out of bed as a place of punishment. Children should be visible and engaged, not isolated in solitary rest. Bedtime is best avoided for discipline. instead, provide activity and supervision to support moral reflection and stability.
A Canton Daily News fashion note outlines the new cross over chiffon gown with bodice and skirt crossing from opposite sides, square neckline, quarter sleeves, and handkerchief point accents. It highlights French imported evening capes with ermine yokes and ostrich plumes, detachable paradise feather cuffs, and shoes omitting the ankle saddle strap while waistlines shift to shaped silhouettes.
Mrs Ike Lark’s married sister moved to Florida years ago. Four grown sons Wilbur Nathan Joe and Freddie run real estate ventures. Wilbur named for his father Nathan oldest son Joe third son lost an arm as a child Freddie educated for the ministry. Four and a half appear to have spirits.
A Strasburg notes item lists a women walking club aiming to 3 to 4 minutes per evening. Mentions Miss Annetta Spidell's trip to Dover and visits by Mrs. Julia Jones from Tippecanoe. Several residents, including B. Neldentahl Brewster, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones, and others, are noted for May Day events at Mt. Union College Alliance and various visits to Akron Massillon Dover and Philadelphia.
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