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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1919

Page

2

The Jarr Family and the Doomed Dozen Dream Scene

A fragmented tale follows Master Jarr in a cluttered home scene. He clashes with his mother over behavior and a pistol dream, while a streetcar purchase and a new school suit illustrate admonitions and comic mischief. The piece blends domestic memory, imagined violence, and a shopper’s narration amid a chaotic kitchen finale.

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Rice queen in London studies market and machinery

May Andrews Davis of Texas, known as the Rice Queen, has arrived in Britain representing the Southern Rice Growers Association. She carries letters from Secretary of State Lansing and industry leaders. Her mission is to investigate the market and machinery in Britain, assess where English gear outperforms American, and protect American farmers, with hopes of benefits to U.S. exports while noting Britain’s growing rice industry and need for refined cultivation and eating quality.

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Solomon and the wives and the price of wisdom

A humorous meditation on King Solomon's famed wisdom contrasted with modern costs and social norms. The piece muses on wealth, domestic life, and the idea that past fame might fade under current prices, with digressions on robberies, rice trade, and a bold businesswoman's rise in the rice milling industry.

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Frock trimming trends with fur, bead clusters, and brocade bodices

Fashion notes describe coats in henna and moleshin finishes, wraps with fur trim, and satin frocks with accordion pleats. Shifts feature brocade bodices, duvetyne skirts, and nods to velvet grapes on Russian blouses. Bead string clusters and Cuban red trims dominate the season, with orange tones also popular.

The Seat Snatcher in the Subway Crowd

A subway incident shows two men occupying two seats while two women stand. A passing young woman and others urge them to move closer and share space. Eventually the men edge in, and the scene sparks broad praise for courteous behavior toward women, urging fair seating and consideration.

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