Our Children by Angelo Patri
A cautionary piece on child safety warns that curiosity drives children to explore. It urges parents to keep harmful items out of sight and secured, noting that hiding keys and downplaying danger can provoke risky tasting and accident.
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How to be Healthy Curvy and the Soul of Food
A health column discusses scurvy prevention through fresh foods and vitamins. It emphasizes fresh milk and vegetables, cautions against relying solely on canned goods, and praises pasteurized milk for infant health. Practical tips include adding tomato milk gruel, orange juice, or lemon juice to diets, and using raw meat juice for scurvy. The piece argues a balanced diet could extend life.
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New York
Today's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemple
A lively March 22 forecast notes Saturn and the Moon boosting commercial and professional matters. Those employed may see promotions and advances, and births are linked to industrious, steady traits. youths may court, while individuals should expect changes and steady perseverance through obstacles.
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Saturn
Luna
Deaths from automobiles rise 13 percent in 1921 over 1920
A brief notice notes a 13 percent increase in automobile deaths from 1920 to 1921. It hints at the need for safer driving practices as life improves with experience and caution.
Ladies and Misses Dross Patterns and Fashion Magazine
A fashion notice from The Washington Post promotes ladies and misses dress patterns in sizes 16 to 42 inches, with 4 1/2 yards required for size 36 and 2 yards binding. It advertises a spring Fashion Magazine issue with over 300 styles, embroidery designs, movie star styles, and a seven lesson dressmaking course. Address Ione Miles Patterns.
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Ione Miles
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The Home Kitchen Desserts by Jeannette Young Norton
A dated home cookbook entry detailing inexpensive old fashioned puddings and sauces. It lists recipes for Farina Faring Dumplings Graham Pudding Cornmeal Pudding Indian Pudding Oatmeal Blanc Mange and several other steamed or baked puddings with instructions on ingredients proportions cooking times and serving suggestions.
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the Home Kitchen
Jeannette Young Norton
New Phase of My Marriage Problems Continues
Adele Garrison’s serial reveals a turbulent hotel suite scene as Dicky locates the missing housemaid in Brooklyn while the couple debates rushing home before their family obligations and a mother-in-law’s conflicts intensify the tension. The dialogue showcases wit and domestic strain amid listed errands and a sense of urgency.
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Adele Garrison
Dadky
Dicky
Katie
Lillian
Missy Short-Coat Beetle Invades Meadow Fashion
A new tenant, Missy Short-Coat Beetle, arrives beside Mrs. Cricket and stirs the meadow by proposing shorter coats. She persuades the beetle community to clip long coats, clashes with the Beetle Twins, and soon leaves after failing to win followers.
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Three Minute Journeys in New Guinea Customs and Courtship
Temple Manning describes New Guinea as primitive and largely unchanged since exploration. Women proactively choose husbands, proposing directly to favored men. If rejected, the family may retaliate violently, beating the suitor unconscious.
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Temple Manning
Guinha
Pacific
Australia
New Guinea
Reflections of a Bachelor Girl by Helen Rowland
Entertainment note highlights Helen Rowland's 1922 reflections on love and marriage. The piece humorously contrasts male flirting with female reserve, urging caution before giving the heart to a strong woman and noting how romance evolves after a loss.
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Helen Rowland
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin recommended for constipated babies
A mother should choose by the package ingredients as Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin lists the formula on its carton. It combines Egyptian Senna with simple laxatives and pepsin, promises gentler relief without narcotics, and costs about a cent a dose. A free trial bottle is offered by mail from Monticello, Arkansas.
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Dr. Caldwell
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