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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1920
Page
9
A Little Mouse pretends to sleep to capture Mr. Cat with the Mushroom's plan. The cat gets close, the Mouse blurts its line, and the Magical Mushroom must intervene to whisk the Mouse away from danger. The scene closes with the Mouse retreating to its hole.
Grandfather Frog reminisces of youth as Jerry Muskrat and Little Joe Otter invite him for a ride on the Smiling Pool. They float a lilypad boat supplied by Jerry, towed by Little Joe Otter, until a loud splash ends the playful voyage when Farmer Brown's Boy intervenes.
Cincinnati report describes Patrolman Fellerman detaining a man with two gallons of liquor in a jug. The jug was dropped en route to the station, and evidence was lost. A passing dog drank three times and bit a man.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy to improve vigor by enriching blood and toning nerves. It claims blood purity boosts strength and cites testimonials from users addressing stomach and liver troubles. The piece also mentions Dr Pierce at the Invalides Hotel in Buffalo New York and references Deace’s Pleasant Pellets for biliousness.
NILES Michigan April 14 Joseph Tuttle retired merchant and former Sunday school teacher of the late John Dodge millionaire motor car maker will not lose his old home due to reverses. Before Dodge’s death trip to New York, Tuttle learned of the teacher’s plight and resigned himself to fate when he received word from the Dodge estate attorney that all mortgages were lifted and he was granted a substantial allowance.
In Boston on April 14 Mrs J W Sehad mother of four with a heavy schedule and five months to cook for her family completed an academic course at the night high school and graduated with the highest honors of her class. A stray line notes that traveling machine shops and Jon motor trucks are frequently used.
A promotional note asserts that Danderine stops shedding and boosts hair beauty. After use, no fallen hairs are visible and dandruff disappears, with each hair shown to have life vigor brightness color and thickness.
In Columbus Ohio on April 24 a thief stole 25 shoes worth 100 dollars from a shoe store window. The proprietor said no two shoes were mates, leaving a peevish mystery for police.
A long standing rheumatic remedy advertised as safe and effective for lowering uric acid in the blood. Claimed to address the root cause without harmful drugs, with widespread use over four decades and global sales. Samples available by mail for ten cents from Warner's Safe-Co., Rochester NY.
An old advertisement touts a Medicinal Tea named ARO 1.£ AP claiming to ease weakness lameness of kidneys and nerves with dull head pains. It promotes easy, pleasant use for tired persons and urges ordering by mail for 60 cents from Gray Co. Lehtoy, N. (address implied).
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