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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1920
Page
5
Nancy and Nick observe Professor Skylark as he greets Miss Lady Rug and begins a quirky singing lesson for a woman described as Miss Lady-Bug. The scene shows the professor's impatient mood, his bird themed methods, and a note about prices rising for birdseed in a 1970 copyright context.
Jimmy Skunk suspects theft from Mrs. Grouse and decides to act as a detective. He visits neighbors on Green Meadows to test alibis, learns Shadow the Weasel is back in the Great Forest, and confirms who did not steal the eggs before pursuing the thief. An earlier tale announces Jimmy Skunk wins back his good name.
A promotional piece urges readers to regain vigor through natural methods and hints at a program or product that supports vitality. It discusses fatigue, aging, and the need to aid Nature with a constructive plan to maintain energy and health.
About 40 000 Seattle schoolchildren faced a return to corporal punishment after a vacation. A brief note states that a fast young man struggles to keep up with his running expenses.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as improving appetite aiding digestion purifying blood and promoting nutrient assimilation. It boasts nearly 50 years of phenomenal sales as evidence of merit and positions the remedy as the medicine you need this season.
Albert J. Rhodes urges Seattle to fund a new modern hotel owned by the city to elevate its status as a metropolitan center. He argues the project is crucial for the citys future growth and cannot rely on outside hotel operators.
The air mail route from New York to San Francisco will use light pillars 10 000 feet high to guide planes along the corridor between Chicago and the Rockies when the route starts next summer. Otto Praeger, assistant postmaster general in charge of the air mail, revealed the plan at the aero nautical show in New York.
An old style advertisement extols Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross mark and directions for use. It promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe first aid antiseptic for wounds, sprains, burns and toothache, priced at 30 cents, with a money back guarantee.
Official civil flying returns for the months ended December 31 show 403 machines in Great Britain and on the Continent flew 593000 miles carrying 64416 passengers. There were 18 accidents, four fatal.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets advertised as a substitute for calomel claim to ease bad breath and purify the system. The tablets supposedly stimulate bowels and liver to natural action, clear the blood, and produce no after effects unlike harsh cathartics.
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