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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1921
Page
9
Winifred Black writes of a young couple who left the city for a country life on a hillside ranch. The piece describes their transformed shabby house, growing garden, a brick pergola, a windmill tower, and Mellisande’s tower from which they view miles of blossoming orchards and grateful valleys.
The article discusses an ancient lyric likely from 1250 about midsummer, sun, and nature. It notes sun exposure dangers and benefits, advocates gradual tanning, and lists remedies for sunburn including calamine lotion and benzoin ointments. It reflects health guidance on heat, sunstroke, and body balance.
A homemaking column by Wanda Barton offers practical steps to streamline dish washing. It covers planning meals, clearing tables, organizing serving dishes, and staged washing with hot water, soap, and careful sequence for glasses, silver, and pots. It emphasizes reducing drudgery and using common sense methods.
A vintage home cooking note covers Crisped Ham Curried Ham and economical ways to prepare and serve ham. It details broiling, frying, currying eggs, make ahead sauces, soaking and baking methods, bone use, and finishing touches for flavorful meals.
A girl cherry seed grows into a cherry tree that ignores balanced roots. The stream and the oak offer warnings about seeking knowledge from only one direction. A storm exposes the folly of thinking one direction is enough. The stream and oak conclude with a moral on humble, well rounded striving.
Advice suggests a girl overreacts from overwrought nerves. Recommend simple food, outdoor play, early bedtime, and quiet living. Add brief instruction on comparing sizes between a mountain and a molehill.
Adele Garrison observes a tense household routine as her mother in law Mother Graham and Mrs Ticer maneuver over breakfast. A quiet clash over milk quality and coffee leads to a fragile truce while preserving Junior’s peace of mind.
The reading notes a key celestial figure signaling breaking up old blockages to allow gain, business, popularity, and future growth. It cautions quiet days, careful handling of letters, and avoiding speculation until astral rules improve. Birthdays and a child may show a mix of perseverance and volatility.
A playful exchange on a ranch visit features a young lady asking about the use of a coil on a saddle. The cow punner explains it is for extracting catule from horses, while the lady inquires about bait.
Mrs. B L Fisher of Grafton Pennsylvania reports relief from side and back pains after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with restoring her health enabling her to resume heavy daily work and caring for her four month old baby. The advertisement urges other women with similar pains to try the product.
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