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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
5
A whimsical scene unfolds as children hear tales of nine and ninety-nine kingdoms. The Magical Green Shoes promise adventures in Turvy Land before returning them home to lunch with a mother who jokes about mud on aprons. Spring nears as rain gives way to sun.
Grandfather Frog quietly counsels Jerry Muskrat to lure the trout from the Smiling Pool while Farmer Browns Boy struggles with a failing fishing day. The big catch ends with a log snag and a playful ploy that leaves the boy empty handed and the riverbank amused.
Governor Henry Allen of Kansas urges Harvard to establish an industrial relations course as part of broader trade and labor education efforts. He speaks in Cambridge on developing formal curricula to study employer employee dynamics and public policy implications.
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin must bear the Bayer cross to prove genuineness. The note emphasizes authentic, world famous aspirin prescribed by physicians for 18 years and warns against unbroken packages without proper directions for safe use.
Lawrence Kansas April 15 An army overcoat from the A E F saved the life of Mrs A C Bryant when her clothing caught fire from a gas stove Bryant rushing to her aid wrapped her in the heavy coat and smothered the flames She was seriously but not fatally burned
Four thousand Lynn Works employees of General Electric organize the General Electric Collective Buying Association to lower living costs. In Bloomingdale New Jersey a ten day old baby dies. the mother Mrs. Frank Stagg is reported as the mother, with physician Dr Thomas B Miller citing suffocation while sleeping.
Col Theodore Roosevelt post No 14 Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a Monday evening dance in the Veterans hall at 1626 Third. Funeral services for W D Stevens, brother of Mrs Homer K Gleason of Seattle, were held in Tacoma Thursday. George C Hubbs 62 died Wednesday at his son Ray C Hubbs residence 918 Queen Anne Ave The body remains at Home Undertaking parlors awaiting shipment to Roundup Mont for burial
Ad touts Tiz and Tix foot care products with claims of instant relief from pain and swelling. It markets a foot bath and says the remedy draws out poisonous exudations, reduces odor and soreness, and makes feet feel joyful again.
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