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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
2
A tale of Brown Chick who, after envy and a ducking by White Hen, chooses a wild fledgling path. Guided by Wild Duck she builds a marsh nest, teaches her brood to swim, and raises them in the reeds, earning the title the little Marsh Gen.
A Altoona mother writes of six stillbirths, noting after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound her current baby is healthier at four months. She shares a photo and urges other women with menstrual and health issues to try the remedy.
A narrator recalls a family discussion about soldiers at war, contrasting entertainments in England with the dangers and call of the front. The speaker emphasizes patience, love, and simple domestic life as cures for the restlessness and misery left by conflict.
A collection of aphorisms on character, effort, and kindness. It urges rigidity to self with gentleness to others, valuing personal growth through choices, patience in progress, and generosity of mood toward loved ones and society. It cautions against greed and dwelling on enemies’ words.
The article argues that adequate rest is essential for a child’s growth and immune defense, urging parents to enforce earlier bedtimes even on busy nights. Dr. Veeder’s study showed 9 pm sleepers fared better than those asleep after 10 pm, with age-based sleep recommendations of 13 to 16 hours for younger children and up to 11 to 12 hours for older kids. Parents should prioritize children’s rest over convenience, with fathers and mothers occasionally sharing nighttime duties to support long-term wellbeing.
The horoscope notes Neptune dominates Saturday bringing potential spiritual insight but a quiet, uneventful day for material concerns. A child born today is described as gifted yet fond of pleasure, while Sundays chart promises broad good fortune, progress, and social ascent for those born on this date.
A compact catalog noting Queen Victoria by Ayrton Strachey priced at $5.00, Her Father's Daughter by Gene Stratton Porter at $81.75, and Dangerous Ages by Macau lay, author of Potteriant, at $2.00.
A fragment describes a discussion between Iane Miles and Madames about dress details for a cape and caracal wrap. They debate ermine fringe, black tails, streamer lining, and a soft silk lining in a fashionable fascina shade, noting fabrics and color touches.
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