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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
2
A母 discusses the value of reading Mother Goose and Lear nonsense verses to children. It highlights how playful rhymes like Mousey dousey and G and goat foster language learning through repetition and sound. The author urges parents to share these works and learn with their kids.
Betty encounters a boastful bee named Mrs Humblebee who explains her living in Johnny Fieldmousie's den and trains larvae to spin cocoons. Betty learns about humblebees and the bees limited to their newly spun cocoons before leaving as Betty’s mother calls.
The article notes that written Japanese arose with Chinese characters introduced from Korea during Emperor Ojin's reign around AD 285. This sparked the later development of katakana and hiragana, shaping the language. It adds that soap bubbles are round due to uniform atmospheric pressure, and long when blown because breath changes surface pressure. It claims diving bells are a Greek invention from the fifteenth century.
Adele Garrison portrays a tense scene in a roadside inn where a frightened woman hides behind hysterical acts. A narrator pressures her to reveal her husband Kronish's safe location as police approach. Dicky returns with Eronish, signaling a shift in the pursuit and a potential breakthrough.
Lucrezia Bori discusses neck discolorations seen with bold makeup and aging skin. She lists remedies including buttermilk, a lactic acid lotion, diluted peroxide, cold cream for irritation, and a home cream recipe with almond oil rose geranium benzoin and glycerine, warning against aggressive bleaches and advising medical advice for persistent cases.
A satirical column mocks modern suitors and ideal men with guidance on demeanor and dress. It lists seven virtues for courting success and warns against vanity, then shifts to a fashion note about a six-piece skirt and a plea to order a fashion magazine.
The piece argues great medical advances come from non physicians such as architects and engineers. It notes hypodermic injections can rapidly deliver medicine into blood and cites various chemicals and antitoxins as ready for emergency use. It also answers a reader question on a leaky heart with lifestyle, diet, and simple remedies rather than cures.
Restless and unsettled conditions mark the day with risks of setbacks and missteps. Patience and clever handling are urged while guarding against treachery and misrepresentation. those born today may see sudden change but succeed with care and health protection.
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a natural restorer for aging signs and female ailments. Cites Dr Oliver Wendell Holmes noting a sign of old age and links backache nervous mood and pains to women’s health, urging use of the remedy.
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