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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
15
An overview of pruritus, its types and mystery to physiologists, noting that itching can occur without skin rashes and may accompany chemical diseases. discusses diagnostic steps and home remedies, plus reader questions on health practices and remedies.
Eleanor Gunn surveys vacation style on beaches with gingham swimwear and satin trim. She notes gingham suits, knitted pieces, and satin bloomers, plus hats and front-trim sun protection, reflecting 1920s summer fashion trends for the smart beachgoer.
A Wednesday horoscope warns of perplexities and annoyances but advises careful, disciplined handling of affairs to safeguard all interests. Avoid speculation and money risk, consider wealth matters, and note romantic developments. Those with June birthdays should keep business steady, protect health, and expect help from strong, kind friends.
The article outlines summer and winter squash varieties including Hubbard mam moth yellow and Boston marrow plus others like yellow crook neck and chayote. It describes boiling steaming baking and stuffing methods and notes squash as dinner vegetables. It also references Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and hints at English population growth since 1914.
Daddy Ant and Mamma Ant argue about where Mrs. Bee builds her nest. They discover Mrs. Bee is building under the log, not inside, proving Daddy Ant’s initial claim was wrong and prompting a lesson in careful observation.
Adele Garrison narrates a tense scene as her mother-in-law exposes their ruse about the Dacey farm in the attorney's office. The elder woman calmly asserts control, plans to fumigate the new house, and orders furniture moved to the barn before work begins, while tensions sharpen between Margaret and Mrs. Ticer.
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