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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1921
Page
13
Fashion notes describe spring 1921 silhouettes with full skirts and varied coats and suits. Embroideries remain popular on skirts and bodices, with Poiret twill gowns, blouses, and tailored white verges. Crepe frocks show cape effects and tunics with embroidery, while fringe trims and hand-stitched color insertions enrich black satin designs.
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl portrays a woman's view of love and marriage with sharp witticisms about loyalty, romance, and the quirks of men. The piece likens a man's heart to a sponge and jokes about the changing pleasures and duties of married life.
Advice to young readers on love and dating ethics. Includes guidance for a 19 year old with a 22 year old partner, cautions about engaging too early, and suggests awaiting the natural course of events, keeping options open, and not depending on a single relationship. Also features reader questions about engagement, youth, and marriage timing.
A reader under the pen name MULTI-WIDOW asks if it is proper to marry a fourth time after three husbands died. The columnist replies that the husbands may have been unlucky, and suggests she try again if she can find a brave partner, hoping fate may be kinder.
Winifred Black decries the I Me Mine woman who dominates conversations at church bazaars charity concerts and gatherings. She praises kindness yet critiques self centered talk noting the person never shows interest in others or their joys or sorrows and urging true consideration of others.
A mother rabbit warns her children about dangers of the dark and the Wizard Great Horned Owl. Chubby Rabbit resents being indoors yet learns a lesson after a scary night. Copyright 1921 by Newspaper Feature Beer dee Inc. Great Britain supports more people per acre than any other island in the world.
A bedtime wanderer, Chubby Rabbit leaves his burrow and meets a horned owl in the dark. The eerie encounter tests his courage as the owl reveals a surprising interest in rabbits, changing the bunny’s fear into a tense moment of daring.
Adele Garrison details a chaotic household preparing for a son and bride's arrival. Marion frets over hair and nerves wear down Lillian and Madge while all rally to support a mother-to-be, shielding her from distress as plans unfold and tensions rise. CONTINUED TOMORROW.
The day looks doubtful with obstacles and postponements due to a Luna Saturn square. Health risks from colds and congestions, plus caution against risky money ventures, are advised. those born today may face setbacks unless they stay steady and industrious.
The text outlines three ways a mother can show she cares about her high school children’s interests even when busy. She listens with genuine interest to their talk about school, friends and activities. She then encourages them to invite their schoolmates home. It implies a third, less explicit method of showing engagement.
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