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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1921

Page

2

Secrets of Health and Happiness by Dr Leonard Hirshberg

Dr Leonard Keene Hirshberg presents a critique of overreliance on drugs and emphasizes natural factors like sunlight air and dairy foods. He discusses cancer research limits, the progress of radiology and X-ray therapy, and cautions against quack cures, citing lab findings and ongoing animal studies as signs of cautious hope for future cures.

Oltatre Solomon F. C. Wood Crocker Cancer Research’ Laboratory Columbia University

Mrs Solomon Says by Helen Rowland on seven deadly domestic vices

Column humorously labels curiosity nerves fussiness snooping chronic grouch chattering tongue and critical eye as sins. Describes prying husbands and temperamental men as disruptive forces in home life using playful similes and period tone.

Mrs. Solomon Helen Rowland Ag.a Paris Speedway Treepeth Arleppeth Selah Wheeler’ Syndicate

Domestic Vices Seen Through Bitter Quotations From 1921

A fragmentary quote laden piece imagines marriage as a battlefield and a source of chronic quarrels. It compares a constantly critical husband to a piercing wasp and a loud, opinionated partner to target practice, ending with a biblical refrain about sin and a woman’s observation on visits.

Dress pattern and size guide in a trimmed note

A fragment describes a dress pattern labeled Laptes on-PincE DRESs with a ribbon through the ladies dress. It notes sizes from 6 to 42 inches bust and specifies material requirements, including yardage and inch measurements for size 3.

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Ribbon drapery and costume jewelry trends in 1921 Hawaii

Eleanor Gunn notes that ribbon girdles transform hats and garments, with black moire ribbons and tassels creating striking effects. Side sash panels and girdles reshape hems, while costume jewelry expands in use with necklaces, rings, and bold hoops. Jet pieces recede as colored stones gain popularity. ads hint at Christmas gift ideas.

Milady Jets Fatrehiid

November Horoscope Warns Against Irritability and Rash Actions

Genevieve Kemble notes anxious conditions due to planetary angles on this Wednesday. Impulsivity and misjudgment loom, urging amiability for workers and truth guarding. Caution against turning to law for grievances as such moves may fail. Birthdays suggest a year of possible business perplexity without temper control and restraint. A child born today may be quick-tongued and temperamental without proper early training.

Morning Story For the Children in New South Wales

A child named David wanders into the woods while visiting his uncle Ned. He chases a creature he thinks is a bear and meets an ash koala mother with a baby. The koala explains how she carries her joey in her pouch, debunking the bear idea as David learns a new forest fact.

David New South Wales Néd Uncle Ned New

Ashy Koalas Meet David in the Australian Woods

David meets an Ashy Koala while exploring the woods with his aunt and Uncle Ned. The rare creature jokes about bears, climbs trees with ease, and bids the boy farewell before David returns home.

Marriage tensions flare as Dicky lets Madge drive

In a cluttered scene from Adele Garrison's life, Madge and Dicky prepare for a fishing trip with Bess Dean and Cosgrove aboard. Dicky surprises by insisting Madge drive while promising to curb Bess's chatter, as tensions underplay a hinted rivalry and secrets hover over the back seat. Continued tomorrow.

Dicky Bess Dean Imuaipations Bess Dean Hhoav Cosgrove Ana Mr. Cosgrove Madge Jand Phat Hugh Grantlaugd North Carolina Dicky W Wes

Odd and Interesting Facts Highlight Quirky Trivia

A collage of curious notes covers topics from lace threads and goldfish color to ancient titles and social customs. It notes 1100 yards of thin gold thread weighing an ounce, the brown origin of goldfish, and selective breeding. It mentions a tribe in Mexico with a 300‑word language, the apes’ thumb difference, and archbishops and dukes addressed as your grace due to past favors. Subrosa or under the rose explains confidential talk. It cites kettle carbonate buildup, Hammocks in Brazil, and Greenland’s Kaloriknit newspaper. It adds an iron ore Chilean mountain, equal property shares for Chinese fathers, and horses’ musical acuity for trumpet calls.

Napoleon’s ideal woman and Lydia Pinkham’s health cure

A historical quote attributed to Napoleon extols the matron who preaches middle age preservation of health and strong children, contrasted with fashion belles. The advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ills, claiming decades of restoring health to suffering women.

Napoleon Lydia Pinkham Adv

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