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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
2
Winifred Black writes on a restless wife named Jane who abandons her home duties for a city job. The piece derides Jane as selfish and surface seeking while praising her husband and children’s caretaking by a devoted aunt. It laments Jane’s loss of balance and mocks her quest for “the broader life.”
The pattern showcases a jumper dress with inserted pockets and braid trim running to the hem. A low cut neckline and deep armholes create a suspender effect, with a straight line silhouette. Guimpe can be long or short sleeved. sizes range 16 years to 42 bust inches. Materials and costs: 2½ yards of 6-inch fabric with ¾ yard braid for chess, 2 yards of 32-inch fabric with 3 yards ruffling for guimpe. Price 15 cents.
A compact social satire on love and marriage from 1923. It humorously contrasts old fashioned charm with modern flirtations, noting how energy, doubt, and societal changes shape relationships and the pursuit of happiness. The piece closes with a copyright notice.
A progressive day ahead driven by Mars with bold deeds and large projects possible. Caution advised on spending as Jupiter is unfriendly. Birthdays bring activity and enterprise, with changes likely and a child born today expected to be enterprising and vigorous.
Herbert Cracker and Milt Hagen collaborated on a lyric inspired by the exotic photoplay Isle of Zorda with Victor Nurnberg composing the fox trot tune. The result is billed as one of the year’s catchiest melodies, capturing an Oriental flavor from the story’s atmosphere.
Grace Thorncliffe records in a diary style the fashion class routine with GRONICA and VERONICA as they discuss a prize for a best street costume. They outline a navy blue two piece dress with red Bulgarian embroidery, a pagoda hat, brown leather walking shoes, and amber stockings as practical chic.
In a fragmentary note, questions arise about Jagsby and Bibbles close friendship and a claim that seven should pay. The exchange hints at use of a same title-capping machine, attributed to Rigming and Ham Age-fierald, within a murky context.
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