Mushrooms and Twins Rescue in Topsy-Turvy Land
The story recounts Nick and Nancy waking after a strange journey with a Mushroom and Mr. Pig in Topsy-Turvy Land. They realize they were sleeping beneath the Magical Mushroom and were pulled here by accident while Mr. Pig digs for truffles. The Mush room leaps onto Mr Pig's back as he heads into the woods seeking help.
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A Queer Partnership Between Jimmy Skunk and Unc Billy
Jimmy Skunk steals eggs from Farmer Brown's henhouse but finds equal blame rests on Mrs Topknot Mrs Speckies and Mrs Featherings. Unc Billy Possum proposes a partnership to share rights and eggs, and they agree to a joking joint venture. Farmer Brown's boy faces trouble after this encounter. The piece shifts to rural highway stats noting 196000 miles of hard surfaced rural roads in the Mississippi Valley.
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Farmer
Jimmy
Harmer Brown
Farmer Brown
Unc
Billy
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Nesta
Skunk & Possum
Mississippi Valley
Disease Germs Made Harmless in Public Places
A pamphlet advertises Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic to boost immunity. Pauline Mayer of Los Angeles recounts flu weakness and improved health after using the pills, claiming better appetite, digestion, circulation, color, and reduced headaches. The firm offers a free booklet and mails pills for 60 cents a box via Ne...
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LaRoy Street
Los Angeles
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Old clothes gain popularity in Chicago fashion
Chicago tailors report a trend toward refashioning old attire. Workingmen prefer patched pants and re imagined suits to new purchases. Tailors say prices deter purchases and that cutters and thrusts earn more as demand rises.
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Chicago
Arthur Neumann
Thutton Hole
Daily life adapts as war ends fashion shift in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 10, shoppers note prices down about 50 to 60 cents and cleaners rush to revamp wardrobes for postwar wear. A cleaner reports customers bringing in old buttons and asking to hang clothes on them while service members dye their khaki as a cost cut.
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San Francisco
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promote Health and Digestion
The advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a universal tonic that improves digestion and appetite, strengthens the blood, and combats conditions like scrofula eczema and rheumatism. It also promotes vitality after illness and suggests Hood's Pills as a mild laxative and Blood's Pills as an active cathartic.
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Hood
City attacks Seattle Lighting rate rise in state court
The city opened a legal challenge by filing a writ of review in Thurston County Superior Court, aiming to overturn the Public Service Commission order granting Seattle Lighting a 20 percent rate increase. Walter F. Meier, the corporation counsel, led the filing on Friday as the initial step in the case.
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Seattle Lighting Company
Walter F. Meier
Thurston County
Insurance Chief Joins Vanderlip in Seattle to Japan Trip
Darwin P. Kingsley, president of the New York Life Insurance Company, arrived in Seattle Friday to join the Vanderlip party en route to Japan. He says labor currently relies on strikes as its main weapon and says railroad privatization is a positive step.
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Seattle
Vanderlip
Japan
Kingsley
Convention of Northwest ice and cold storage dealers ends with banquet
The Northwest ice and cold storage dealers convention, in session since Friday, will close Saturday night with a banquet at the New Washington hotel.
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Northwest Ice and Cold Storage Dealers
Seasion
New Washington Hotel
George R. Austin Held After Desertion Charge
George R. Austin, 41, remained in county jail Saturday after being returned from Los Angeles by Deputy Claude C. Fortner. He is accused of wife desertion in the case filed in county court.
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George R. Austin
Los Angeles
Claude C. Fortner
Austin
Engineers Open House at University of Washington
Engineers Open House will be held at the University of Washington on April 22 and 24. Forestry and engineering enthusiasts are invited to attend and learn about program options and career possibilities.
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University of Washington
Apples for sale at Weatlake Market stall 60
Bargain apples advertised by Dr Edwin J Brown offer White Winter and Rome Beauty varieties including Delicious Chelan and GRADE apples. Sold at wholesale and retail with assurances of being as represented. Questions welcome at stall 60 downstairs in the Weatlake Market.
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Rome
Rawin J. Brown
Seattle
Weatlake
Edwin J. Brown
Population gains in three towns revealed by 1920 census
The 1920 census figures show Norwalk Connecticut with 37,557 residents, up 3,846 since 1910 or 13.8 percent. Fond du Lac Wisconsin records 25,427 residents, up 4,630 or 24.6 percent. Middletown Ohio has 23,594 residents, up 10,442 or 79.4 percent.
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Norwalk
Conn
Fond du Lac
Wis
Middletown
Ohio
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