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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1921

Page

4

Offer To Care For Crippled Children At Seattle Hospital

Lynden district children may receive treatment at the Children's Orthopedic Hospital in Seattle regardless of ability to pay. The hospital, now 128 beds, treats deformities from tuberculosis, infantile paralysis, dislocations, and more, with education and vocational training for recovering children. Membership and bed sponsorship programs invite statewide support to ensure no crippled child goes unhelped.

Lynden Orthopedic Hospital Seattle Northwest Children’s Orthopedic Hospital United States Washington State of Washington Children’s Orthpedic Hospital Warren Avenue

Warn Lynden farmers to beware of silver leaf disease

Lynden farmers are urged to watch for silver leaf disease appearing on plums apples gooseberries currants and related plants. The fungus enters through wounds and survives in dead wood. infected trees should be cut burned and wounds treated with tar or creosote. Remove dead wood and use resistant varieties when possible.

Lynden Washington England George L. Zundel State College

Mrs J C Andersen to visit daughter in Alberta

Mrs. J. C. Andersen left for Standard Alberta Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs. C. P. Dahl and will stay about a month. Dahl formerly Miss Mae Andersen. Beatrice Dahlquist spent several days in Seattle last week. Mary Wilson of Seattle formerly Miss Mary Shields visited her mother Mrs. Shields. Magnus Petersen and daughter Kathleen of Bellingham visited Mr. and Mrs. Coggins. Loraine R. Heaton formerly of this community now of Tacoma and family passed through en route to Booths Corners near Lynden to visit his parents.

J. C. Andersen Standard Alberta C. P. Dahl Dahl Miss Mae Andersen Beatrice Dahlquist Seattle Mary Wilson Mary Shields Mrs. Shields Magnus Petersen Kathleen Bellingham Coggins Loraine R. Heaton Tacoma Bethany G. N. Heaton Booth’s Corners Lynden

Dog Mothers Kittens in Crissman Home

An English collie acts as a foster mother to four six week old kittens at H. H. Crissman’s home in Upper Lock Port Pa. The dog guards the brood and keeps strangers away, even joining the kittens in play at times while the cat parent is largely absent.

H. H. Crissman Upper Lockport Crissman

Obeying Orders at Parlor Hiding Under Couch

A fragment shows a dialogue about entering a parlor during George's presence. One speaker recalls being told not to enter when George is there and mentions hiding under the couch to avoid being found. The text hints at social rules around a shared space and a deferential tense dynamic.

George

Greediness Almost Cost Life in Sparkhill Hen

A Sparkhill resident kept a hen noted as a mouse killer. The bird tried to swallow a mouse whole and was restrained to prevent choking a potential tragedy.

Sparkhill Eng

Wanstead rector dies after sermon on end of life

The rector of St. Mary's Wanstead England preached a sermon on The End of Life and then administered Communion. He collapsed at home shortly after returning from church and died.

St. Mary’s, Wanstead Eng

Secret Held by Chinese Guards Secret Process

A hidden secret is guarded by the Chinese who own the process. India ink is said to be made from burnt camphor and will not be revealed by the Chinese custodians.

India

Unfortunate Farmers of St Johns bury Vermont

Four farmers living near St Johns bury Vermont suffered severe injuries in an accident. One lost his left eye another his left arm the third his right foot and the fourth his right leg.

St. Johnsbury, Vt

Address for Superintendent in Seattle Notice

Fragmentary OCR notes instruct that patients should be addressed to the Superintendent at 2107 Warren Avenue Seattle. The readable portion specifies the address and official title but omits broader context or action.

Warren Avenue Seattle

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