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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1921
Page
15
Adele Garrison recalls her sister Marion in a domestic scene as Marion recovers from illness with a rapid transformation. The mother, Lilian, shows strength and wit while Marion and Adele balance concern with sharp humor. CONTINUED TOMORROW.
A young couple overcomes high living costs by self design and frugal craft. Wanda Barto plans built in furniture and draperies, handcrafts a bridal chest, and decorates rooms with art crash fabrics. They fund most needs through small weekly expenditures and a modest housewarming to honor their bungalow debut.
Timmy and Johnny Field Mousie awaken to crowds in the road wearing four leaf clovers and green ribbons. They seek answers from Cousin John Field Mousie and Daddy Green Frog as the village moves toward town in a child friendly wartime scene.
A fashion diary describes a quiet afternoon with Miss O Neill shopping Fifth Avenue hats. The model sketches several Parisian influenced pieces, including pink toques with rose petals and black cello face, blue feathered hats, and green reds. Conversations cover color, trim, and upcoming fashion notes for Pam.
Two mice ask about a remembered man and learn from Daddy Green Frog that Saint Patrick drove snakes from Ireland. He recalls a magic flute, snakes fleeing, and a shamrock charm for luck. The mice celebrate by sharing the tale and wearing shamrocks, marking a joyful March seventeenth.
Advice for parents on steering a four year old away from baby talk and correcting pronunciation. Emphasizes not tolerating phrases like me likes diz and urges consistent, clear speech modeled by the parent. Mentions a fountain pen still in use in Paris dating from 1864.
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