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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1921

Page

2

Phase of Revelations of a Wife Continues Night Terror

Adele Garrison portrays a moonlit nightmare where a wounded trooper lies near a reservoir shore as an unseen assailant looms. The narrator grapples with fear and tries to decide whether to aid the injured man or wait for danger to pass, while pondering the fate of her companions. CONTINUED TOMORROW.

Phosts de Brena Madge Thimber Ted Cosgrove Mr. Cosgrove Fred Bull Dicky Bess Dean

How You May Make Your Body Slender and Beautiful

Lucrezia Bori advises women to reduce excess fat and build muscle through floor exercises and dietary adjustments. The guide outlines movements to target the abdomen hips and chin, emphasizes steady routine, avoid late naps, drink between meals, and avoid overeating while encouraging vigorous daily effort to improve appearance and well being.

Lucrezia Bori Hithem Jelong

Trimmed camisole with French knots and embroidery

A washable satin camisole for ladies and misses in sizes 34 to 44 bust. A size 36 requires a yard and a quarter of fabric priced at 15 cents. Also advertised is a Fashion magazine issue three times larger than the former, containing over 300 styles and dressmaking tips for 10 cents. Order patterns and magazine for 25 cents to Miles Patterns, Washington Post.

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Latest lingerie fad features black undergarments in satin and georgette

Annette Bradshaw notes black crepe georgette satin fabrics dominate the new lingerie craze. Black ribbon and hematitching trim gowns with waistlines defined by two toned ribbons. white bead adornments and pastel satin flowers add subtle color to tailored vestee and step-in styles.

Annette Bradshaw Magerie

Secrets of Health and Happiness and the Motor Cure

A noted writer whose health declined is advised to take up motoring as a health measure. With help from a city car company he travels hill and dale, and his health rapidly improves as the brisk, oxygenated air of the road revitalizes his lungs and body. The piece extols driving for vitality, notes drivers gain strength through car life, and contrasts cars with horses and trains. It also humorously comments on social riders and the joys of motor travel.

Pooi Jean Jacques Rous Sead Motor Inter Hill L——C Mator Erst Fraunhofer Amousines

Reflections Of A Bachelor Girl In Chocolate Ice Cream

Helen Rowland argues that a woman’s candor and constant talking about love shape male perception of an emotionally interesting woman. The piece satirizes modern courtship, noting men seek novelty while women navigate love with strategic tears and tenderness. Copyright 1921 Wheeler Newspaper Syndicate.

Helen Rowland Wheeler

Pessimism and the Auto Age Featured by Winifred Black

Winifred Black notes a shift in outlook among young men like Furrows who argue the motor age makes life harder yet proves the auto opens travel, reunion, and closer ties to family and nature, while warning optimism can blur practical truths about progress and work.

Winifred Black Furrows Mr. Burrows Tehé

Today's Horoscope by Gonevieve Kemble

A tabloid style forecast notes Neptune as the dominant influence today, affecting corporations and secret bodies, with art and advanced thought likely to flourish. Birthdays signal unique talents and caution about money, while a child born today may be eccentric yet gifted in unusual ways.

Neptune Phose

Fragmented poetic lines blur themes of desire and decay

The text presents fractured imagery of stale blood and pleasure dampened by doubt. It references a longing for revival, the soul's weariness, and murky memories of thrill, with scattered phrases about vivid red and returning life as a tentative hope.

Mrs. Black Crow Becomes Cousin to Hoppy Toad

In a playful tale, Mrs. Black Crow and Mrs. Hoppy Toad meet at the pond. Crow bets on proving toad lays eggs and spares her from eating her. Toad lays eggs, earns a treetop home beside Crow, and becomes Mrs Tree Toad in a new neighborhood.

Hoppy ‘Toad Black Crow Wes Hoppy Toad Déra Hoppy-Toad Hoppy Tree Toad

Teaching Duty and Routine in a Child's Day

A narrative on family life and daily chores showing a mother, father, and school age child named Bobbie. The piece argues that routine and discipline help children cope with daily tasks and stresses the importance of consistency for both children and adults. It ends with a prompt about tomorrow's topic teaching tolerance.

Bobbie Hidisaw Robert Helen Cate Angelo Patri

Leftover meat magic from French and American kitchens

The article discusses economical use of leftovers in American homes, noting France's longstanding efficiency. It offers recipes like Heart Patties from lamb hearts, Tripe with ham and mushrooms on toast, meat patties fried in batter, a Roast Beef and chestnut pie, and Mixed Meats mold with olives, nuts, curry, and gelatine. It ends with a quip about talent versus genius from Fremont Messenger.

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