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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1951
Page
18
A 1951 King Features SyndicateParents column shares a teen girl’s struggle with a persistent thumb habit. Readers confronted by nagging and embarrassment learn that punishment worsens the habit, and the reply urges calm, self control, and gradual reduction through routines, gum chewing, and relaxation as progress is pursued.
A column by Ann Ashley answers reader questions on fruit cocktails hand care and hat cleaning. It offers practical tips such as mixing orange lemon juice and honey syrup for drinks and using lemon juice vinegar for rough hands. It also suggests a cornmeal paste to refresh a white felt hat.
A home remedy proposes mixing one cup of salt with one cup of flour and letting it sit for 24 hours before brushing off. It claims to remove soil but not spots from fabrics or surfaces.
OVID N Y Jan 16 AP The Ovid Gazette and Independent will charge 3 a year strictly in advance starting April 1 The weekly paper has sold for 2 a year since March 29 1820 The editor S E Mekeel cites rising costs as the reason for the increase.
The lily of the valley is regarded as the May flower and the emerald is the birth stone. The pair marks May’s traditional symbols in floral and gem lore.
Akron January 16 The rent advisory board approved a 15 percent across the board rental fee rise for about 2 500 Summit County landlords Those affected own four or fewer rental units and have had no increases since June 30 1947 The decision reflects local housing policy and impacts small property owners in the county.
Joseph Marosek of Lakewood is chairman with Charles Fletcher of Canton assisting as alumni members are invited. The event at Willowdale Lake Country Club Friday features Duke Callaway's orchestra playing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Oswald Jacoby analyzes a bridge hand from Portland Oregon. North should probe to three no trump, offering a game possibility and heart stoppage, while South could have made four spades with optimal play, leading to a stronger contract.
Richville PTA meets at 8 p.m. at the school with Melvin Bixler speaking on Mental Hygiene. Mrs. Alyce Hall will sing vocal numbers. Wells Mothers Study Club hears prosecuting attorney John Rossetti on sex crime prevention at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday with Mrs. Fred Baumgardner leading devotions. Garfield Mothers Study Club meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. in the faculty room as L. L. Taylor from Stark County Tuberculosis and Health Association outlines a first aid course via the Red Cross.
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