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Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1919

Page

13

The Jarr Family Farce Turns On Metaphor Mayhem

Mr Jarr and his office mate Mr Rangle chase a joke about metaphors as Jenkins contemplates a crisis at the Otitus Hotel. A telegram hints at domestic trouble and potential self harm while the men joke about the danger and value of metaphors in a tense street.

Yesteryear Jarrs Jarr Rangle Jenkins Lesh Beas Mr Jarr Rangile West Otitus Hotel JENKIL _ Pooh Jarr Jenkins Mr Tarr Hs Agitat Jarr Weill St Vitus Rangle Welles Jdarr Fitus Lee Jenkis Mt Parsons Binoche Jenkina Jirr Jarre Merc James

The Eleventh Hour Linen Frock

A fashion feature describes a linen frock for a young girl with an 18 inch wide skirt, pink embroidered medallions, citron accents, and a long blouse extending to the hips. It notes options to buy medallions or embroider by yard, and details a Kimono style blouse with matching pink trimming and a vest or envelope front.

Citron

Ichabod and the Dollar a Cold War Era Cartoon Gleam

A 1949 Bell Syndicate cartoon collage discusses the devaluation of the dollar, quotes a banking expert, and contrasts old and new spending habits. It references Hughes, Lloyd George plans for Ireland, Wilson open-house policy, suffragette pickets, and a final ARKANSAS win caption.

Lloyd George Ireland Wilson White House Bell Syndicate, Inc

Fashiongrams Millinery Adopts Orange In Latest Styles

Fashiongrams notes orange as a revived color in new negligees printed chiffon with satin plait. Undergarments feature scarlet or old gold trims. Coats show versatile collars. fur elements extend into front and back inserts with gathered or shirred neck variations.

Arkansas Ratifies Federal Woman Suffrage Amendment

The Arkansas legislature in session ratified the federal woman suffrage amendment with the Senate 29 to 2 and the House 76 to 19. Arkansas becomes the twelfth state to ratify and the second in the South to take this action. The report notes July 29 in Little Rock.

Little Rock Ark Arkansas Senate House South O Henry al Jennings

OF INTEREST TO WOMEN Fashions and care for lace caps and furniture

The article offers advice on attractive trousseau caps in ribbons and lace with pink satin and mink details. It also notes how furniture loses its new look and provides a cleaning method using water olive oil for a brilliant finish, mentioning grandma’s high boy and library table.

Mathozany

Living One's Own Life Against Covetous Imitation

A marriage strain stems from a wife who imitates another woman, chasing status symbols and habitually aligning her life with Mrs A. The piece urges living one’s own life, citing a warning from a mutual friend and the Ten Commandments, noting divorce risk and eventual personal happiness. Additionally brief notices on Red Cross Line steamship service resumption and Italy lifting embargo on German and Austrian imports.

Mra. A Mrs B Mrs A

Bachelor Girl Reflections on Love and Jokes

A humorous riddle of marriage roles and flirtation, noting dry humor and old jokes as time passes. It muses on tactful flattery keeping love from growing cold and defines cynicism as belief in women as trivial, while suggesting cheerful resilience in romantic life.

PESSIMISM ON THE INKS Colonel Predicts Wr. Smith Bout

In a garbled exchange the Colonel notes upcoming match with Wr. Smith and questions his performance. Ivy Adgie supposedly predicts a Pinay at 2. WU beats him, while Caddie interjects with a humorous reply about Johnny.

vAdgie Johnny

President to Present Famous Roosters to Alabamans Tomorrow

President Wilson will present four titled roosters Lloyd George Clemenceau Orlando and Wilson to a 20 person Alabama delegation. The birds are to be auctioned to raise about 200000 for a Tombigbee River bridge on the Dixie Highway. Attendees include Vice President Marshall and several leaders. The birds travel to Birmingham Montgomery Selma and Demopolis with sales August 14 15 at Demopolis.

Wilson Lloyd George Clemenseau Orlando Alabama Birda Tombighee Demopolis Ala Dixie San Diego Marshall Gillett Clark Cannon Underwood Bankhead Williams Johnson Phelan McKellar White House International Quartet Roosters Sides Birmingham Big Four Montgomery Selma Williams, Jackson Vicksburg Miss Demcepolis Clemenceau France Demopylix Ind

Rights to unionize under War Department ordinance

An order signed by Brig Gen Peirce grants War Department ordnance bureau employees the right to join unions and engage in collective bargaining. It encourages conferences between commanders and skilled trade representatives and notes recent chartering of unions by the National Federation of Federal Employees at Watertown and Watertown Arsenal.

Ordnance Bureau The War Department Gem Os Peirce Ilief of Bea Peirce National Federation of Federal Watirtown Mass Yani Wharton

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