Little V-Store Bedtime
Children's bedtime tale by Thornton Burgess tells of a small store and a sleepy town. A gentle animal cast learns patience and finds night time peace through simple, comforting events.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1919
Page
3
Children's bedtime tale by Thornton Burgess tells of a small store and a sleepy town. A gentle animal cast learns patience and finds night time peace through simple, comforting events.
Farmer Browns Boy decides to teach Buster Bear a lesson after pails are knocked over. He hides black and red pepper in spices to invent a surprising deterrent while his mother questions the plan and puzzled by the method. Next story teases Farmer Brown’s Boy Some Surprises.
Milwaukee reader Mrs H Doorey testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her recover energy after long shifts. She says the product lets her work from morning to night without pain and urges other women with similar symptoms to try the root and herb remedy from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
Sidney faces a crisis of affection as Joe confronts jealousy and heartbreak on the balcony. He confesses deep love, threatens reproachful claims, and departs in hurt dignity, leaving Sidney troubled by the tangled mix of desire and distrust.
County commissioners discussed locating a four cell jail near the county city building. Offers came for properties on Fourth Avenue and James Street with prices ranging from 75 000 to 150 900. The Hofius estate proposed the southeast corner at Fourth Avenue and James Street for 75 000, frontages 120 by 111 feet. The Detrich Hamm property at the northwest corner of Fourth Avenue and James Street was offered for 120 000. Other proposals included a site at the southeast corner of Fourth Avenue and Jefferson Street asking 150 900.
The author notes that garden plant spacing matters and that seeds often include directions. Crowded rows or close plantings yield poorer results than correctly spaced rows, and careful consideration is needed to determine the right distances.
The article explains transplanting most foliage crops like lettuce cabbage and tomatoes while noting roots and certain vegetables cannot be transplanted. It covers seed depth varying with soil, seed size, moisture, and seasonal differences, warning that seeds need moisture to germinate and will rot if the ground is too wet.
Fred Smith aged 18 and John Nelson aged 16 were arrested Sunday night by Sergt Donlan and Patrolman Moulton at Eastlake Avenue and Roanoke. They offered no explanation for possessing a traveling bag containing high power binoculars and are held on open charges.
Rev. Russell F. Thrapp reports the congregation has raised the first 50 000 dollars for the new church. Construction plans will start soon as funds reach this milestone.
Lieutenant Commander Van Leer Kirkman, once of Seattle, braved flames and smoke as the destroyer Shaw burned after a collision with the Aquitania. He and two men flooded the magazine, jammed flooding valves, and plugged holes, keeping the ship afloat and earning high praise from Commander William Glassford and a court of inquiry.
Harvard hires Dr. Alice Hamilton the first woman member of its faculty. The Chicago born bacteriologist will be assistant professor of industrial medicine at Harvard. She previously investigated industrial poisons for the U S Department of Labor since 1910.
Anxious parents search the city for George St. Claire aged 13 of 1495 25th Ave reported missing since April 19 by his mother Mrs A Berg. He has blue eyes light hair and a small scar on his nose. He was last seen wearing a gray sweater and corduroy pants.
An airship traveling between Paris and Strasbourg caught fire and burned near St Didier on Sunday. Two crew members died, one was seriously injured, and all mail aboard was destroyed.
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild but certain laxative and a rapid liver remedy. It claims they avoid calomel risks, do not harm teeth, and quickly correct digestive issues. The copy notes pleasant olive color and urges readers to ask druggists for the product.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a painless remedy for all corn types including between toes. A “Cincinnati genius” is credited with the ether discovery, with a tiny bottle claimed to rid feet of soreness and irritation for only a few cents.
Advertisement for Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound claiming to restore natural hair color. Describes home preparation history and modern purchase at drugstores. Promises natural darkening, even coverage, and glossy look after use.
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