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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1919

Page

14

Dangerous Days by Mary Roberts Rinehart in Pictorial Review

In a vivid exploration of modern marriage, Mary Roberts Rinehart examines the clash between desire and compatibility through Clayton Spencer and Natalie, a brilliant yet divergent pair. The novel challenges whether men and women can meet evolving needs, urging readers to consider deep longing, misunderstanding, and the pursuit of true connection within wedlock.

Clayton Spencer Mrs. Haverford Audrey Mary Roberts Rinehart Natalie

Styles for Spring Attire in March Number Fashion Pages

The March issue offers fourteen pages of spring style suggestions including color designs for suits and dresses. It highlights authoritative guidance for spring outfits and features portraits and paintings of Cardinal Mercier and Marshal Haig amid a patriotic depiction of American soldiers.

Cardinal Mercier The Hero of Belgians in Pictorial Review

The March issue of Pictorial Review features William Funk's painting depicting Cardinal Mercier as a symbol of Belgian courage. The article praises the painting’s spiritual force and rich coloring and notes the work is reproduced only in the March edition. Secure your copy of this big issue today.

William Funk Fearless Sores Pictorial Pictorial Review

England's Great Portrait Wins Exclusive Reproduction Rights

Pictorial Review secures exclusive U S rights to reproduce Sir William Orpen's $10,000 portrait of a leading British WWI commander. The masterwork captures iron resolve and cool inflexibility of the general who steered Britain to victory.

England Pictorial Review Sir William Orpen Great Britain

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