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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
12
The author argues for smaller, flexible classes and specially trained teachers to nurture latent talents in healthy children while warning that mass teaching and underfunded programs deny them a chance. He contrasts well funded special classrooms for disabled children with crowded general classes.
The article urges daily foot bathing and drying, careful nail trimming and dealing with ingrown nails, and avoiding tight or overly high heels. It shares home methods for soothing inflamed tissue, including cold cream and slip protection, and advises gradual nail growth training and proper footwear for health and appearance. Miss Edith Strudders runs a California day old chick farm and markets chicks.
The ad claims that thin, nervous, underweight people gain healthy flesh and become sturdy and ambitious after taking Atros phosphate gas guaranteed by Peoples rug Stores for a few weeks.
Daddy Bluejay reports a scarecrow in the cornfield to his mate Mamma Bluejay and their child. Jimmy Crow teases, insisting the scarecrow is harmless. The scarecrow warns the farmer may be wary of birds, while the Bluejays debate approach, seeking safety from the field.
The Fashion Magazine fall and winter issue offers over 300 styles including a jam in three styles a soft brim pattern and a smart toque. Patterns come in ladies misses and girls sizes. Price 15 cents. Also 16 cent issue of the book with dressmaking lessons and tips. Address Ione Miles Patterns The Washington Post.
A family of bluejays secretly plant acorns and cherry pits to repay a farmer who fed them. Daddy and Mamma Bluejay involve their young to grow trees on a hill, yielding a new orchard and sparing the field from crows the next year.
Conflicting astral forces shape the day with Uranus friendly yet Saturn squares to Sol and Luna causing delays and disappointments. Employment may improve for workers, and birthdays face a mixed year but can win through optimism and health vigilance. Promotions seem likely for diligent effort. a newborn may have a mixed yet ultimately successful career.
Excerpts reveal Madge Gartisén and Lillian observe a tense scene as Robert Savarin and Bess Dean depart. The narrator notes Lillian’s humor and plans for a return home while tensions flare over Bess's presence and Dicky's affections. A road-side stop tests nerves during a Rhinebeck journey.
The piece urges early cancer recognition and challenges myths about curability. It extols radium’s value in certain cancers and shares a personal account of anesthesia experience, noting surgery is less daunting than feared and emphasizes timely medical consultation to avoid radical treatment.
A fashion note on lace dominated season styles with lace veils gowns and metallic laces on black bases. Velvet slippers gain popularity and bizarre velvet shoe trends emerge. Feathers stand tall and embroidered self color hats and lace inserts decorate formal wear and street fashion.
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