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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1921
Page
13
Medical notes explain that this so called peculiar malady is often a result of irritation from scabies and boils. Treatments include cooling astringents, boric acid powder, ammoniated mercury ointment, and a milk and albumin fast to calm inflamed skin.
A family dentist should decide visit frequency for children. A good rule is to examine their teeth every six months.
A reader seeks counsel on a refused invitation from a schoolgoing young woman and a wife asks how to avoid the last word in marriage. The column advises open communication and, if reconciliation fails, pursuing interests to move on. It also argues no one should dominate an argument and urges tolerance to keep harmony.
The forecast warns weakness in lunar transits and Mercury's influence, urging caution over contracts and writings. It notes anxiety at work from unfriendly planetary aspects but hints at lucky plans for new projects and help from friends, especially for those with a birthday today.
Dicky, overheated and longing for cold, follows Happy Giggles to Mamma Seal’s icehouse in Greenland. The elf aids his frostbitten mood with magic, stopping his shivering as the pair reach the chilly realm. Dicky questions how the elf knows the icy residence.
Dicky and Happy Giggles slide through a sea doorway to Mamma Seal’s warm house. Mr Bear breaks ice to reach the elf, but Happy Giggles freezes the ceiling with magic. Bear gives up after three attempts and Dicky heads home to his maple tree, grateful for a warmer climate.
Winifred Black critiques a Welfare Officer who bans the one-step dance, linking it to broader evils like the Grizzly Bear and the Bunny Hug. She questions simple bans and urges modesty, self-respect, and cultural memory, ending with a satirical call for nationwide tours to spread the news.
The narrator accompanies Miss Foster who jokes about Dr Pettit and hints at a hidden past. Foster admires Pettit yet mocks romance while probing why he remains unmarried, while the narrator defends Pettit as a family physician with no current romance.
A humorous verse by Helen Rowland discusses why men fall in love. It lists reasons such as the lack of other attractive women nearby and being pursued or consoled by different women, reflecting playful social observations on romance.
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