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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1923

Page

11

Thumb Sucking Temper in a Father’s Tale

A father worries over his infant son Anthony’s thumb sucking, citing medical scare stories and self help books. The child resists discipline, while Paula remains oblivious to the toddler’s distress. The scene unfolds with gentle humor as the boy finds comfort in his father's fingers.

David Anthony Paula

Distinct Speech Aids Saleswomen In Public Talk

A guidance on improving sales effectiveness through clear diction and practiced pronunciation. Emphasizes training in acting to boost confidence, manner, and appearance, noting the value of ending consonants clearly for distant audiences and suggesting mental vowel aids to sharpen enunciation.

The Smile You Wear Shapes Your World

A compact verse by Edgar A. Guest from 1923 emphasizes that friendly conduct and a gracious manner attract kindness and good will from others. It argues that travelers and locals alike mirror the warmth they receive, shaping rewards in daily interactions and encounters.

Edgar A. Guest

Crust and Fillings for Meat Pies in Old Cookery Texts

A fragment discusses chicken fricassee as a filling for meat pies and notes gravy thickness and moisture loss. It mentions funnel tops to pour gravy back in and describes decorative top designs that can be lifted for filling, reflecting an old cookbook technique.

Beginning of the Wheel in the Late Stone Age

In a child’s tale Uncle Ray explains how ancient stones weighing tons were moved before wheels with spokes. Using pencils as makeshift wheels, logs, and coordinated pushes, the story argues that early logs and simple rollers likely carried massive blocks, with wheels and boats appearing early in the era.

John I. Dille Co

The Raven Guides Dolittle Party to the Sea

The group, pursued by Mrs Tiger, travels by lake then land toward the sea. After days of fatigue and fevers, Belinda and Eber bear the burden as Gaxa and Dolittle struggle. The raven’s cheerful chatter sustains them, and at last the blue ocean appears, bringing relief and a final, crab-and-mussels meal on the shore.

Mrs. Tiger John Dolittle Raven Gaxa Eber Belinda

Flapper predicts new Romeo and Juliet film by John Robertson

INEZ KLOMPH notes John Robertson will direct a screen Romeo and Juliet with Josephine Lovett handling continuity. Lilian Gish may play Juliet and Barthelmess Romeo, using few title cards and drawing on both Shakespeare and the original Italian legend for a distinct version.

Josephine Lovett Tommy Lilian Gish Juliet Barthelmess Romeo Nets ‘Wheeler Syndicate

The Fir and the Palm Synopsis

Helen, a wary wife, arrives at Horsham country house while Cyril, her older husband, navigates complex affections. Their visitors include Toby Ross and Virginia Baldwin. Amid marriages, secrets, and shifting desires, Helen finds herself drawn to Toby as social circles reveal intimate truths and quiet joys.

Belen Cyril Lord Horsham Horsham England Helen Baldwing John Baldwin Toby Ross Ross Tob Hig Pier Fylesiey Helco Tob Virginia Virminca Mathew Helen Toby Toby

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