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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1921
Page
13
Medical notes discuss dietary questions and the impact of cod liver oil and phosphorus on rickets in infants and older youths. It cites Dr A E Pridham, observed bone recovery, and mentions a fruit laxative remedy with prunes figs dates raisins and senna, plus a home treatment for rough elbows using glycerine and rose water.
A culinary workers guide to hearty soup garnishes and dumplings. It details egg noddle dough paste, cottage cheese with parmesan, fried toast squares and macedoine vegetables, and several dumpling variations for tomato or clear soups.
Reading of the stars foresees a lively day with a radical change and potential travel or relocation that could bring advantage and financial prospects. Exercise caution with spending and documents, while those with a birthday may see beneficial changes and eventual success despite some extravagance.
Morning story recounts Little Yellow Butterfly restless for adventure beyond the meadow. He sails onto a lake and meets Croaker Green Frog before fleeing, then encounters Snappy Turtle and Lazy N ail as his journey continues toward new horizons.
An examination of blouse styles shows two opposing fits open at the throat for coolness versus tight designs that restrain movement. The piece traces the shift to surplice fronts, tailored outside waists, and the debate over one piece dresses versus suits, with notes on necklines, fabrics, and matching skirts.
A humorous piece outlines seven varieties of masculine grouches from unrequited love to dyspepsia. It argues women cannot cure all grouches and only wise readers step away until the storm passes. Copyright note included.
Adele Garrison’s Serial continues as Mrs Ticer aids a gravely injured woman on the lawn. Lillian and helpers rush to assist while Marion faces fear and a brave resolve shines in her voice.
The article argues high school boys and girls should not freely telephone each other. It warns that conversations among youths can be silly yet best avoided unless a definite reason justifies calling.
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