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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1920
Page
5
In a whimsical tale Nancy and Pick advise a small mouse on practical tips. The mouse seeks cat catching advice from the Magical Mushroom and decides to pretend to sleep to lure a cat, then spring a trap with calm pressure and a promise not to hurt. Copyright 1920, N B A.
In a moonlit scheme, Uncle Billy Possum and Jimmy Skunk plot to steal eggs from Farmer Brown’s henhouse. A trap is found, but the pair observe a looming risk as Farmer Brown’s Boy guards the hole, while Tanlac claims appear in a separate ad noting recovery stories from New Hampshire residents.
Organized under the Chamber of Commerce the Dallas Housing company erects eight houses in a single block sheltering about 40 people. Homes can be bought on easy terms starting with down payments as low as 600 dollars. President Charles A. Myers cites stock subscriptions totaling 150000 dollars and a plan to deliver units via large sawmills and coordinated crews.
Mrs Josephine Wilhelmine Stahl seeks divorce from Harry Stahl restaurant owner and musician in superior court on a cruelty and indignities charge. No children are involved and community property is estimated at 55000. The couple married in Everett in 1918.
A beauty ad claims a home method to remove facial hair using delatene powder and water. Mix paste, apply to the unwanted hairs, rub off after 2 to 3 minutes, then wash. It asserts the method is unfailing and harmless if the genuine product is used.
Postmortem examination conducted Monday night on the body of J A Hannahatt found earlier in the day at the Merchant hotel 109% shows death was due to acute dilation of the heart.
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