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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1924

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Beautify Your Home With Thrift and Ingenuity

A reader offers a practical home makeover plan for a crude converted barn with a 13 by 15 living room and a dining room adjoining. Suggestions cover wood finishing in dull brown, dark brown stains, varnish, and wax. fiber or rag rugs in brown and tan. removable dining room door removal. oatmeal wallpaper. unbleached muslin yellow drapes. brown toned history of furniture styles and second hand pieces. DIY curtains and window box plants to create harmony.

Walla William Morris Morris

Physician Dr Warner and hospital evolution noted in 1923 Modern Hospital

The article honors Dr R. Warner, long seen as a driving force behind hospital expansion, and surveys hospital growth since 60 years ago. It discusses the rise of country hospitals, bed counts, and regional disparities, with focus on New York Greater and overall U.S. needs, plus early dietary notes for ulcers and patient care practices.

T R W R Warner American Hospital Association Modern Hospital Gray Washington, D. C South Carolina Greater New York Leawinskirwin Greater W York New York City

If You Had Never Felt A Breeze Of Summer Love

A reflective verse exploring contrasts between warm memories and harsh winters. The speaker contemplates how prior joy shapes endurance through sorrow and the ache of unexperienced love. A lyric meditation on loss, resilience, and the meaning of happiness.

Agar A

Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Clues and Puzzle Note

A daily cross word puzzle presents clues such as Shelter Fool Act Smell Lagaoed Paps Bame Tablatum abbr Bingle Dove song Blow Toward and a note about a mystery story reader who admires Sherlock Holmes. The Washington Post features a new word puzzle daily from 1934 by George Matthew Adams.

Ated Rot Sherlock Holmes Washington Post George Matthew Adams

Wives of Tomorrow by Frances McDonald

A husband writes of ten years of marriage, a daughter, and a wife who says she no longer loves him. An adviser urges calm, to avoid scenes, suggest a visit, buy gifts, and restore affection, treating it as a business problem and guiding Bill to repair the relationship.

Wives OF Tomorrow Frances McDonald Sven Tam Bill Cherub

Can Canning Save Time and Money for Households

Mary Elizabeth Allen argues that replacing home canning with factory canning offers major time and labor savings for modern housewives. She notes space limits in urban kitchens, waste reduction, and cost advantages, asserting canned goods provide year round variety and better nutrition than traditional methods.

Doctor Dolittle Reveals A Living Garden Zoo

In a garden near Puddleby the Doctor Dolittle introduces a diverse menagerie. Birds and creatures freely roam, some rare visitors arrive from abroad, while many doors lead to sunlit houses where animals freely enter and exit, choosing to stay.

Old watch party suppers and year themed menus

The article recalls historic watch party suppers with playful resolutions and costumes. Menus mapped months to foods from lamb in April to pumpkin pies in November and December, with January soup and February cherry ideas. Some menus referenced simple fare like mush and milk, reflecting lighthearted old traditions.

Latest hats in London echo 17th century armor style

London observers note a fashion trend where 17th century pikeman helmet motifs inspire midwinter hats. Designers favor steel gray feather weight felts cut to the period shape with a feather tuft for a feminine accent, replacing earlier square crowns as the season's novelty.

London Tower of Londo

A C L Florida Special Starts Its 38th Year

The Florida Special train of the Atlantic Coast Line began its 38th season, leaving Union Station at 12:35 AM for Florida winter resorts. A second train, No. 75, will debut Thursday at 7:45 PM. The Florida Special is the first 211-Pullman refurbished observation train to Florida and the first electrically lighted train in the U S Sleeper cars will be open for early retirements from 10 PM. Officials including George P. James and Lynn J. Irvin attended the inspection.

Florida Union Station United States George P. James Gensteal Lynn J. Irvin Gunertet Lloyd A.bert J. T. Ratuam Pullman Company

German Cooperative Societies Prospering in Berlin

Berlin reports 84,8300 cooperative societies, the largest number in any country. Consumers and producers form groups for marketing, buying, and extending member credit on better terms than banks, with diverse aims including market access and credit facilities.

Berlin Germany Banke

Secret Orders to Aid At Children's Ball

Many benevolent and fraternal groups back a charity ball for the Children's hospital at Willard Friday. Floor committees include John Philip Hill, John J. Davis, E. W. Bradford, Harry F. Cary, Clyde Nichols, James A. Sullivan, James A. Baldemnon, and William J. Shelby. Music by the Marine and Navy bands and the Davis orchestra.

Children‘’s Hospital Willard John Philip Hill John J. Davis Loyal Order of Moose E. W. Bradford Order of Odd Fellows Harry F. Cary Almas Temple Mystic Shrine Clyde Nichols Gavel Club Mester Masons James A. Sullivan Knights of Columbus James A. Baldemnon William J. Shelby The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Marine and Navy Bands Mere Davis

More Truth Than Poetry by James J. Montague

A satirical piece on golf as a cure for violence and world harmony. It jokes that spreading golf could quell aggression and even prevent wars, while cautioning that the dream ignores human nature and the risk of triggering violent reactions in savage nations.

James J. Montague

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