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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1921
Page
19
Christ Church Alexandria Painting Featured in Home Journal
Jules Guerin paints a full page color picture of the historic Christ Church in Alexandria Virginia where George Washington worshiped and served as vestryman. The image is offered in the February Home Journal at twenty cents and later sold for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Guerin
February Home Journal
Christ Church
Alexandria
Virginia
George Washington
Galt and Howard Sing Tonight at the Opera
Kathleen Howard of the Metropolitan Opera offers backstage insights on a major night. She discusses nerves and routines of fellow artists and what happens off stage during a high profile performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Howard
Metropolitan Opera Company
Johnny Funny Bunny and the Tadpole Baby
Li’l Timmy Meadow Mouse reports a newborn tadpole-like baby at Tinkham’s Mill Pond after three days underwater. Johnny Funny-Bunny and his family hurry to see the unusual creature as Harrison Cady presents the tale with color illustrations for the February Homes Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinkham's
Mill Pond
Timmy
Johnny Funny-Bunny
A Ten Cent Bowl May be Made Beautiful
Dorothea Warren O Hara explains luster painting steps to decorate china and glass. Her guide shows affordable methods to create beautiful pieces without artistic expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Warren O’harra
Don’t Get Left Buy the February Ladies Home Journal
Prompts readers to secure the February issue of The Ladies Home Journal by buying now, warning that the January edition sold out and dealers may claim “Sorry sold out.” Emphasizes urgency and assures availability if purchased today.
Valentine Party in Five Reels Preview
Claire Wallis describes a Valentine party idea in the February Home Journal. The piece promises fun with simple, movie-like suggestions to impress friends and set a lively mood for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Wallis
Sea ward summer bequest muat bequeaths to The Target
The story describes a will reading where a financier bequeaths a summer at Sea ward to his cousin Allan Banna tyne so he can learn others thoughts and emotions. A young psychologist receives the gift, reluctantly, becoming The Target in a clever tale by a witty writer in the February Lapies Homa Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Bannatyne
Charlotte Walker in New Picture How to Dress Your Hair 7
Claude Callan records Bum bleton Folks noting Charlotte Walker in a humorous caption about hair styling and quick house cleaning. The item reads like a light entertainment blurb from a local page.
Not Too Early to Think of the Rose Garden
J Horace MacFarland, renowned rose expert, writes in Home Journal about roses. He explains soil preparation, planting times, care for bushes, and the varieties best suited to different regions, urging readers to invest in roses for lasting beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Horace MacFarland
America
New Senator’s Wife Details Washington Social Demands
Frances Parkin-C textbook Keyes wife of Senator Keyes of New Hampshire describes the social rituals in Washington with 650 calls and 50 dollars on visiting cards, noting taxicabs outspend food and new wives facing etiquette in Cabinet and Senatorial circles. The February Ladies Home Journal article offers entertaining anecdotes about life for a new senator’s wife as the new Congress prepares to convene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frances Parkin
Ton Keyes
Senator Keyes
New Hampshire
Congress
Keyes
Lapigs’' Home
Itl
Household Linens That Will Make a Woman Proud
February Journal of Artistic Italian Hemstitching offers full directions for making tea cloths table cloths tray covers and runners. Read about duplicating costly pieces at home using plain linen cloth thread and time.
Why Your Child Should Eat Spinach
Nutrition advice from a vintage column urging parents to give spinach and vitamins to children. Emphasizes the role of vitamins in children's growth and strength with a period voice typical of mid century health pieces.
Dainty Baby Items Featured in February Home Journal
A February Home Journal page showcases a pretty new sweater handmade dresses from Belgium a muff for the baby carriage a nursery screen with pockets a unique bib and a pillow cover. The items are described as pretty for the baby and a joy to the mother and provide handy ideas for infant decor and outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
JourNa
The Heart That Understands in February Home Journal
A playful tale from the February Home Journal portrays Edith Barnard Delano as a frivolous flapper with a Mona Lisa smile. A poet male lead inspires her fluttering heart as Anna Isabella amuses readers.
Saving Fifty Million Dollars by Thrift
Lancaste r County Pennsylvania home of Thrift where farm people piled up fifty million dollars last year. Basketeering was one way they saved. If you need more money you may find a suggestion in this article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
Death courtship in The Seven Conundrums tale by Oppenheim
Naida Modeschka’s doomed romance unfolds as a fatal courtship directed by Mephistopheles in The Lapies Home Journal adaptation. The story, praised as Oppenheim’s best work, frames a destiny of love and death within a Russian ballet setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naida Modeschka
Tvor
Mephistopheles
Lapies’ Home Journal
Mr. Oppenheim
Education for Citizenship in Politics for Women
In the Journal article Elizabeth Jordan outlines how the new woman voter should begin civic learning. The piece argues for foundational guidance and practical steps to understand political processes and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Jordan
February Edition Of Home Journal Promises Over Two Million Copies
The February issue of The Ladies Home Journal runs 172 pages with 44 features including short stories novel installments poetry and color pictures. It outlines fashion news patterns housekeeping ideas needlework gardening and architecture and warns scarce supply if not purchased today. Subscriptions are $2 a year or 20 cents a copy from newsstands with Canada pricing at 25 cents locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Journal
Tus Laprss’' Home Journal
Laptes’ Home Journal
Curtis Publishing Co
Philadelphia
Canada
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the Tadpole Baby
Harrison Cady
February Homes Journal
Cady
Eleanor Hallowell Abbott
Loap Ladies’ Home Journal
Fed
Out of the
Grace Sartwell Mason
By Ruth Sawyer
By Byers Fletcher
Paris
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Holworthy Hall
Mary Brush Williams
Lapres’ Home Journal
Rodier
Callot
Doeuillet
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Molyneux
Berthe Hermance
Poiret
Bullot
Chéruit
Leon
Beer
Agnés
Charlotte Walker
Claude Callan
Edith Barnard Delano
E. Phillips Oppenheim
the Primary School of Politics
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