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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
4
A one armed man enters a Houston restaurant at noon and sits beside a businessman. The neighbor notices the missing arm and questions it. The man checks his sleeve, exclaims with surprise, and acknowledges the other’s observation. The scene ends with a light, humorous twist.
A father gifts his daughter mink skins and urges respect despite the harsh source. The daughter questions the origin while the father values dignity over gratitude, as depicted in The American Legion Weekly.
New York doctor Connor formerly of Johns Hopkins explains tobacco causes progressive organic ailments in otherwise healthy men. He lists tests to detect damage such as muffled voice from catarrh and breathlessness from heart trouble, then promotes Nicotor tablets as a quick remedy and notes a money back guarantee through druggists.
Leavenworth High School reports on the Thrift Stamp drive with class teams competing to buy stamps by February. A ninth grade cafeteria luncheon on Thursday funds domestic science equipment, while the Glee Club plans music purchases and rehearsals.
State Forester W. Cox said snow snakes and snowshoe rabbits are unusually common in northern Minnesota where snow is deepest. He traced earlier appearances in 1897-98 and 1916-19, described the creature as a white fur tipped, blue eyed wormlike serpent that tunnels and whirls across snow. Photographs fail to capture the elusive animal.
Community notice describes cloth trespass signs intended to warn hunters and fishers off land. Advertisement mentions sales at the Echo office with a date Aug 2 or similar.
A Washington licensed physician offers free consultations and examinations at the Elman Hotel in Minneapolis on February 2 and 3. He treats stomach liver and other ailments without surgery and charges only for future treatment if desired. Address 236 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota. Ady (ff 2r)
There remain between 200 and 250 members of the American front line uncounted as the home sector reports.
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