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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1921

Page

2

Tom and the turtle and a dog misfit

A boy named Tom finds a stray turtle by the road and keeps it on the porch. His parents insist the turtle must return to the woods. Later the family plans a dog for Tom, and a small Chow puppy arrives, disappointing Tom who wanted a dog that could eat from garbage.

Tom Father Pike Angelo Patri

Happy Ending Ideal in Old Fashioned Fairytales

Winifred Black muses on stories that end well and the appeal of a final chapter where all is joy. She contrasts modern fiction's drawn out miseries with the old trope of happiness after adversity and envies the bygone wedding flourish.

St. Stephens St. James Lishonor London

Uncle Wiggily on the Farm

A nostalgic tale features Uncle Wiggily visiting a farm setting. It centers on friendly animal encounters and simple adventures that charm young readers with gentle farm life imagery.

Uncle Wiggily

My Marriage Problems in a Moonlit Rescue Scene

Adele Garrison portrays a tense night as Miss Dean and Mr. Graham vanish during a fishing trip. Pa Cosgrove and his sons improvise a stretcher to haul a unconscious youth toward a car while the narrator weighs anxiety for Dicky and Bess Dean. The eerie moonlit setting heightens danger as a horn signals rescue, with the scene ending on a cliffhanger.

Cosgrove Reservoir Dicky Bess Dean Pa Cosgrove Fred Miss Dean Ted Kingston Mr. Cosgrove Tunket Bess Mr. Graham Mrs. Graham Dean Pa. Cosgrove Geo

Costume Blouses of Distinction in 1921 Fashion

Eleanor Gunn reviews the winter blouse trend emphasizing separate wear with skirts, new sleeve styles including slashed and puffed variants, dark sleeves for slimming effect, and antique lace imports. She notes prints like Paisley motifs used sparingly, necklines with plain color trims, and a possible revival of the Robenpierre collar amid a Slavic influence shaping costume blouses.

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Cynthia Cicada Reveals Shed Skin Escape

In Bugville a troubling rumor spreads after Cynthia Cicada’s skin is found empty and hanging. The crowd suspects foul play until Cynthia steps out of her old skin and explains she shed it herself, prompting relief and a village celebration.

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Ladies' One Piece Dress and Fashion Magazine Offer

Navy tricotine coat dress in size 36 to 44 inches bust with satin faced rear. Size 26 needs 414 yards 36 inch material with 5 yards contrasting. Price 13 cents. Fall and Winter Fashion Magazine now ready with over 300 styles and dressmaking lessons. Address Ione Miles Patterns The Washington Post.

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