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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1919

Page

7

The Circus and Easter Cards for Kiddies

A nostalgic roundup invites readers to reminisce about circus days, with Mrs Drayton offering Easter cutout cards in bright colors for children. The page also highlights a discussion on women balancing work and home life, citing Montanye Perry’s article presenting both husbands and wives perspectives on whether wives should work outside the home.

Montanye Perry

Four Color Military Portraits in Pictorial Review April

Pictorial Review April features exclusive rights to Sir William Orpen's portrait of Aashal Ferdinand Foch and a vivid portrayal of General Pershing from Charles S. Chapman's painting. Also included are Ned Wyeth’s Hateau-Thierry marine tableau and Hibbard Kline’s St Mihiel victory scene, all four color reproductions praised for their modern printing and framing appeal.

Aashal Ferdinand Foch Pictonal Review Sir William Orpen New York Eneral Pershing Charles 8. Chapman St. Mihiel Hibbard Kline Pictorial Review

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Clayton Spencer Audrey Mary Roberts Rinehart Paris Maion Pictonal Review Company 39Th Street New York City Jack Marshal Foch General Pershing Pictorial Review Company West 39Th Street Hateau Thierry N. C. Wyeth Marshal Foc
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