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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1921
Page
3
The article explains teething as a normal physiological process, not responsible for most childhood illnesses. It outlines the timing of primary and permanent dentition, irregular eruption in some children, and factors affecting tooth development including nutrition and health. It also notes common symptoms during teething and briefly mentions dental pulp changes and tooth composition.
The Washington Post reports summer visitors at White Sulphur Springs West Virginia enjoying outdoor tennis doubles and mountain trail walks. honeymoon couples including Mr and Mrs uJ Deenifer and others from Buffalo Chicago Toledo Cleveland attended gatherings at The Meadows with Mrs Thornton and daughter Mrs Frank Abbot. Arrivals included Miss Caroline van A Bean of New York and John Dy Potts of Richmond. A steamship, the York of the Polish Navigation Company, faced a gold seizure to satisfy 160000 in claims, including 35008 back wages, with the vessel held by the United States marshal.
Only two days remain of The Post's automobile and prize drive with a $1,000 top prize and 86,000 bonus votes on $30 subscriptions. Submissions rush in as candidates sprint to finish before 9 o'clock tomorrow night.
The article discusses fur trends for winter wardrobes highlighting velvet gowns trimmed with ermine and alternatives like marabout and astrakan. It notes the appeal of furs in coats and dresses, mentions fox and cat furs, and observes a shift toward novelty and lighter, belted styles.
Mrs. Saunders and other guests travel to Powhatan estate while Miss Mary Sanger and Miss Lillian Sanger stay at the apartment awaiting Mrs. Sanger’s return to Washington. Mrs. George Hilsidge accompanies them. Mrs. William Wallace Spalding returns to her home after visiting Louisville. Isabel Pallen Stuart hosted a party with guests including Mrs. John Paul Jones and many others. Richard H. Ryan and his spouse, married in Petersburg, are at the Willard. Mrs. Lathrop arrives from Boston for a two week stay at the Hotel Grafton.
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