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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1921
Page
13
EKY often in the spring, you are distressed to find that your hair is fosing its gheen, and that it is coming out quite badly. If your physical condition is not up to par consult a physician. If the hair condition is due to care, restore its beauty with home tonics. Various mixtures use kerosene or vaseline to stimulate roots, and several almond oil based formulas are described for nightly scalp massage to encourage growth and luster.
A readable vintage guide details selecting fowls and cooking chicken dishes. It covers chicken salad cutlets with cream sauce, chicken a la poulette, Creole, country fried or smothered chicken, and a boiled chicken broth base with herbs and tomatoes, plus serving ideas with potatoes rice and vegetables.
Vera Winston highlights ace wraps and fabric from cobwebby chiffons with tinse embroideries. Many pieces feature novel collars and cuffs in bright colors, showcasing evolving fashion styles.
HELEN ROWLAND humorously observes gender double standards and courtship foibles. The piece contrasts bachelor charm with female vanity, notes hair as a sign of sentiment, and jokes on promises, nerves, and marriage as a sort of anaesthetic. Copyright 1824 Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate.
The horoscope foresees sudden radical change and caution for workers with potential job risk. Mercurial and lunar influences promise mercantile and professional success, Mars and Venus boosting domestic social and romantic matters. Birthdays suggest an interesting, successful year and a clever, adventurous child may thrive.
Doris joins a fanciful ride with a spider like creature and elfin friend Squeedee from Loyland, meeting Mrs Spider as they sail above a meadow in a gentle Morning Story for children. The tale follows playful dialogue between Doris Donna Tunny and fantastical beings in a whimsical scene.
Doris and Squee watch Mrs Spider explain how spiders travel without wings. She describes two fluids a venomous poison and a silk thread spun from her spinneret which hardens in air to form a flying line and a protective lining for cocoons. Doris sees the silk line carried by wind as Mrs Spider sails away.
A vintage advertisement discusses backache as a common female ailment that cripples activity and household work. It touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted, long used remedy alleged to relieve backache and related female health issues.
A provocative scene from Adele Garrison's serialized tale centers on a child Marion and aunt Madge as Marion reveals her mother's worry over Uncle Robert Savarin and a looming divorce. Marion longs for a father figure, while Madge weighs rights to disclose the girl's plea to Robert amid Lillian's fragile situation. Competition and tension thread through the chapter ending with a tease of tomorrow.
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