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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
17
In a 1919 article, Mrs Jarr and Mr Jarr contend with neighbor disputes and a rising cost of living. Their conversation reveals tensions about garden noise, store prices, and community rules as they plan home improvements and seek quieter surroundings.
A fragment promotes apples as a remedy for sour stomach and acidity, claiming they soothe the stomach and benefits for kidneys and throat. It suggests eating an apple before bed when away from home and asserts apples act as a refrigerant and disinfectant with preventive uses.
A recipe instructs trimming leftovers such as chicken tongue game or veal into fine bits, mixing with gravy or hot water, shaping into quarter inch patties, sealing edges, cutting small slits for steam to escape, and baking until browned.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses hat and collar coordination for street dress. Mentions embroidered collars and a variety of embroidery tones in browns with pagimenti and free bor weaving. Describes a range of unsorted results and unique finishes from maker experiments.
The model showcases a velvet and charmeuse gown in maroon with a twofold brocade overdress. Loose lines, three-quarter sleeves, and a wide sash create an unjoined panel look from shoulders to near the heat, forming a suggestive yet elegant silhouette.
Advice for piano care warns against drafts and damp rooms and suggests corner placement. It notes plants may add moisture, and offers a lemon juice method to whiten slightly discolored keys while cautioning to keep paste away from between the keys.
A fragmentary 1915 piece critiques audience taste for sensational theater and violence. It contrasts hopeful drama with brutal onscreen scenes, noting spectators’ thrill at gore, gunplay, and crime while reflecting on public fascination and moral drift. It ends with a brief sensational note about a saloon keeper arrested for carrying a weapon.
An analysis by Sophie Irene Loeb argues the fittest endure not by sheer power but by protecting the vulnerable. It cites business ethics and societal forces, noting that future success favors those who uplift others and resist brutal dominance. The piece contrasts might with moral responsibility.
The excerpt discusses piano maintenance recommending tuning every three to six months and immediate attention to any loose parts. It also highlights autumn leaf embroidery on a black satin wrap, monkey trim, and a striking effect. Additional fashion mentions include glazed kidskin coats in pearl gray and white, spring suits, crylar and tume skirts, and fur jacket facings from French houses.
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