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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1923
Page
2
A discussion on how clothing color affects exposure to ultraviolet or infrared rays and potential health impacts. Red underwear may influence certain diseases, while black and white textiles filter rays differently. The text also explores plants in rooms, hospital flower bans, and swimming fat versus fitness, noting hot baths can reduce bath-season fat.
A report notes concerns that a small pocket book may conceal an overnight bag, suggesting a covert purpose or disguise. The item is linked to possible travel or concealment, with officials urging scrutiny of such concealments and related safety implications.
A London dispatch to the Royal Geographical Society recounts Sir Charles Bell describing Tibet’s New Year ritual of dice between the Devil and the Lama for luck. Bell relates pilgrim journeys to Lhasa, and a Biblically themed contrast with personal anecdotes about actors Dorothy Mackaill and Miss Du Barros from Hollywood. The piece blends travel lore with entertainment gossip and a fragment about Noah’s family and a later optimistic view of Gaza and Eber’s tribe.
A teaser notes tomorrow's feature titled The Queen's Window Sill with a playful nod to John Dolittle and a flood theme. Copyright 1928 Chicago Tribuné hints at a serialized or whimsical tone in the upcoming story.
A Cook's escaliops recipe is shared with a method for pre cooking ingredients, white sauce and cheese baked with ham and potatoes. A serialized romantic vignette follows, focusing on Toby and Helen at Helen's Court with evolving feelings, quiet tensions, and a rainy afternoon by the wood fire as the week unfolds.
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