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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1921

Page

6

Revelations of a Wife in a Floral Parade

Adele Garrison describes a new phase of her marriage as Dicky arrives with flowers and playful banter. He pretends to be brash yet affectionate while planning to escort Adele and Edith Fairfax to a florist and a staged decor event. The scene hints at tensions over control and social impressions, foreshadowing more “continued tomorrow.”

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Olive Oil Beautifies Hands Says Lucrezia Bori

Lucrezia Bori extols olive oil as a simple, cheap hand beauty aid. She advises pure oil kept cool and dark, warmed before use, and applied with gentle rubbing to soften, moisturize, and protect skin. For rough or cracked hands he oily lather with soap helps heal and restore smoothness.

Women Grow Taller and Heavier Than Mothers, Says Dr. McKenzie

Dr. Tait McKenzie, Philadelphia physician and physical education director, cites measurements showing women today are taller heavier with bigger feet and hands than 50 years ago. He notes shoes gloves waists have enlarged as fashion and activity levels shift and ponders whether men keep pace with women in size and strength.

Tait McKenzie University of Pennsylvania Gwendolyn

Advice to Lovelorn in a Neighbors’ World

A reader laments losing youth and privacy after her mother’s death, suspects neighbors pressure her social life, and seeks tips to regain romantic interest without overexposure. The columnist counsels setting boundaries, maintaining courtesy, and inviting others to reduce singled-out attention, then suggests moving on if interest doesn’t return. Another letter from a Virginia lawyer warns against mail romance with an unseen correspondent and urges returning to real, nearby social possibilities.

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Mole Tales and Earthbound Habits in the Woods

In a woodland chatty Chipmunk and Red Tail Squirrel learn from Hooty Owl about Timmy Mole who lives mostly underground. Old Jimmy Bluejay recalls a notorious Mole ancestor who hid his misdeeds beneath the earth, a trait Timmy seems to imitate as he snores in his doorway.

Timmy Mole Chipmunk Timmy Red Tall Squirrel Jimmy Bluejay Gay Mole Motes Mr Mole Mr. Mole Tyes Red Pam Squirrel

Hooty Owl Backs Day Use In Nighttime Retreat

A youthful scene shows Hooty Owl avoiding daylight after blinking eyes against bright light and retreating under a log to sleep by day while awaiting Fulks questioning.

Horoscope for March 7 Daily guidance from Venus and Mars

The reading warns of possible surprising changes from daily events. A measured pace is advised to avoid rash actions in love and home matters. Those born on this day may have a lively year with travel and harmony at home if they stay calm and avoid quarrels.

Venus Lacteal Analytical Laboratories, Inc Buffalo Harry H. Mahool Vernon Pleasant Street Belmers Maryland Ostumbsia SECO

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