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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1921

Page

11

The Torch of Life A Mother’s Selfless Duty

A mother explains the torch of motherhood passed from generation to generation. She plans to travel to support her daughter despite hardship, warning that self centered offspring may snatch the torch and leave the world in darkness. The essay urges sacrifice, devotion, and unselfishness.

Motiler Mamma Daughter Mother Sindaes and Fudge

Mode From a Juvenile Angle by Eleanor Gunn

A survey of children's fashion notes that young wearers imitate adult styles with slim silhouettes, short outfits, and bold colors. French influence shows bright emeralds, blues, yellows, and reds. Chinese and bloomers appear in the mix. Fashions feature kimono sleeves, varied armholes, and decorative trims with velvet, crepe de chine, jersey, and duvetyn fabrics.

Bamboo power charms young readers in a village tale

In a sunny scene, Doris and Go comeback learn from Mo-Me about bamboo. They discover bamboo products from pencils to boats and even lamp filaments, marveling at its versatility. The chat weaves culture, industry, and tea farming into a child's daydream before returning to Doris's yard.

Doris Donna Mo-Me Mo-Mé

Words of Wise Men Do Not Dismiss Your Lot

Wise counsel urges acceptance of one’s station, patience, and kindness. Happiness is valuable but earned, as vanity dims intellect and small sacrifices build a home. Attention to present choices shapes the future and guards against trivial passions becoming grave concerns.

Revelations of a Wife Continues in Mountain Home Dilemma

Adele Garrison recounts a continuation where Mrs. Cosgrove agrees to house Bess Dean, under conditions, while the narrator contemplates her reluctance and avoids revealing the real reason. Dicky and Madge plan a luggage run as the scene shifts toward the next installment.

Cosgrove Bess Dean Robert Savarin Robert Wielgata Phat Ah Mrs. Cosgrove Madge Dicky Miss Dean

Fashion note on loose kimono style dress cuts

The article describes fabric choices such as silk crepe Beurgette and satin for a loose kimono style dress. It notes the waist and sleeve top are cut in one to achieve a relaxed silhouette. Size 36 requires four yards of 36 inch material.

Copenhagen Fairchild

Health and outdoor activity urged for vigor and vitality

A health column promotes outdoor exercise to combat sedentary life, listing activities from walking to mountain climbing and tennis. It notes professional instruction is available for sports like polo and canoeing, and stresses fresh air, sunlight, sleep, and early bedtimes as key to appetite and energy.

My Lady's Manor Maryland

Today Horoscope Predicts Growth and Caution Across Spheres

The astrology forecast says this day brings luck and advancement in stalled endeavors. Expect gains in business and credit, with flourishing publishing and writing. Avoid major changes or travel unless circumstances are compelling. birthdays may see prosperity, while a child born adds talent and restlessness.

Matrera

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