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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
16
Benny watches a neighbor’s kite drift into a grim oak. Beany climbs the tree to rescue the bird kite, narrowly avoiding injury as Henry claims it. Beany returns the kite to the tree and departs, while Henry learns a lesson about envy and luck.
An article outlines kidney disease management through strict diet and lifestyle. It emphasizes reducing protein intake, limiting physical exertion, and choosing safe foods like lean meat sparingly, boiled or twice boiled, while favoring cereals fruits vegetables and moderate beverages.
The latest spring negligee styles diverge from winter designs with pajama inspired lines and wide sleeves. Crepe de chine in temple orange and contrasting chiffon create simple and decorative effects, while pajama sets feature crepe meteor fabric with waist girdle and black tassel trim. Paisley prints appear on wide sleeves and cuffs signaling fresh fashion notes.
The new sleeveless jumper blouse slips over the field and pairs with a guimpe for high or low necks. Sizes 34 to 44 bust, yardage details given for 36-inch material and binding. The fall fashion issue promises 300 styles and sewing lessons, price 15 cents, order from Jone Miles Patterns, via The Washington Post.
Blanche Silver narrates Blinky Barnacle a restless hatchling who grows into a peculiar creature. Wise Crab explains barnacles hatch from eggs on a stone and later anchor themselves, transforming to cement and fishing with their legs as they drift toward an eventual settled life.
A satirical column on marriage dynamics and male folly. It mocks bachelors rushing into wedlock, compares love to biblical figures, and jokes about wives, household duties, and fashion. The piece uses witty generalizations to question romance and domestic life.
Adele Garrison continues her tale as Dr. McDermott orders careful plans to move Mrs. Graham to a hotel suite. Dicky guards her, the physician calms nerves, and a quiet supper awaits in a guarded refuge after a tense escape. CONTINUED TOMORROW.
Winifred Black laments high renting rates and the loss of true homes. She contrasts rich Americans who build dream houses for children with the urge to move and sell upon a parent’s death, urging Americans to treasure a personal, peaceful home as a lasting shelter and symbol of faith and love.
The business outlook is poor with anxious prospects and possible abrupt changes, but domestic and affectional affairs should be pleasant. Elderly persons may thrive and benefit. those with birthdays may face anxious business years yet still enjoy social happiness. A child born today is artistic and affectionate but may lack veracity without strict early training.
A collection of adrift proverbs and maxims including Better one fowl in the hand than two flying and Better an empty house than a poor tenant, followed by a brand notice urging Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets for early cold symptoms. The scraps mix sayings with a medicine pitch and stray fragments.
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