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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

Page

2

Holding a Husband Adele Garrisson's New

A hospital scene shows Miss Foster and Dr. Pettit leaving the wards amid tense emotions. The narrator notes Pettit's intense gaze at Foster and contemplates their potential dynamic as they depart for Sag Harbor, while Foster's charm unsettles the physician and stirs questions among the others.

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How You May Build Beauty During Office Hours

Lucrezia Bori offers posture and desk exercises for office workers to combat fatigue and preserve youthfulness. She instructs erect sitting, shoulder rolls, back stretches, neck twists, and breathing, recommending short breaks to refresh and improve chest capacity and overall vitality.

Lucrezia Bori

What A Woman Should Do When She Is Weak And Nervous

An old health ad suggests women with nerve weakness and sympathetic symptoms are iron deficient. It promotes organic iron labeled Nuxated Iron as the remedy, claiming it corrects fatigue, dizziness, heart palpitations, and digestion. The copy warns against metallic iron and promises refunds if results are not satisfactory.

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Horoscopes Warn Quiet Diligence Amid Difficultities

Genevieve Kremaue notes planetary aspects suggest tense work life with looming friction from higher powers. Those born near day three are urged to avoid challenging superiors and keep a low profile to maintain steadiness and progress.

Fashion notes on fabric draping and piety inspired styling

A fragmented description discusses an attractive interpretation of fashion combining piety with elaborate detailing. It mentions a tenth elided element, black chiffon draped over satin tails, and a tailored tail finishing touch.

Kosher Slaughtering Tied to Health and Tradition

A historical discussion links Kosher meat practices to public health. It notes that Jewish slaughtering rules require thorough bleeding and sanitary inspection, with rabbinical oversight, while acknowledging modern government inspections that sometimes rival or surpass kosher facilities in cleanliness.

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Children’s party games questioned for prizes

A skeptical note argues games at a children's party should be for pleasure, not prize incentives, stressing the impact on children’s character. The piece references Swift & Co. beef sales in Washington, noting prices for shipments sold over several weeks in 1921, averaging 16.23 cents per pound.

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Cape and dress in gray crepe fashion by Vera Winston

Today’s fashion notes a two tone gray crepe ensemble by Vera Winston. A heavy gray and henna crepe dress features a straight front and back with slight fullness at the sides, a cape in the sarhe fabric, and small long sleeves with beaded embroidery on top.

Vera Winston

I Told You So And Other Arguer’s Tales

A reflective piece mocks argumentative types. It lampoons the “I told you so” habit, the conceit of the cleverest man, and the dull stubbornness of disputes. It contrasts who truly knows facts with those seeking infallible status in trivial quarrels.

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Reflections on a Bachelor Girl by Helen Rowland

A 1921 essay argues the double standard in marriage with sharp zingers about husbands and wives. It critiques the ideal wife trope while noting men’s vanity and the ease of divorce in court while highlighting how truth and understanding evolve in married life.

Helen Rowland

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