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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1919

Page

9

Buster Bear Returns to Sugar Maples for Clues

Buster Bear sneaks toward the sugar maples to learn why the sap made him feel strange. He spots the tin sap pails and hesitates, fearing a repeat of the previous mischief while Farmer Brown’s Boy and Farmer Brown boil syrup nearby. Next story: Buster Finds Some Sugar.

Buster Brown Farmer Tews Boy Buster Bear Littl Farmer Brown Puseter

Tillie’s Dilemma Near Roof Garden in Heat

Tillie confesses a desire to run away with Mr. Schwitter while Le Moyne, exhausted by figures and guilt, counsels caution. He urges that happiness from wrongdoing cannot endure and questions the plan if a future child may suffer, leaving Tillie torn between longing and conscience.

Tillie Mra McKee Schwitter le Moyne K. le Moyne Altho Allent Mr. le Moyne Mr. Schwitter

Hot August Ward Life and Unspoken Heartache

Amidst heat and illness in a hospital ward, Sidney and Miss Grange care for patients as Dr. Ed Wilson comforts a young woman. An old flame shadows Sidney as Max's brother, unseen but keen, holds a quiet, benediction-like place in her thoughts. The scene shifts to a visiting Sunday where Grace yearns for news of a rumored suitor.

Miss Dana Sidney Miss Grange Ed Wilson Joe Drummond Joe Max Europe le Moyne Grace Litney Miss Page

Inventor Fokker Returns Home to Holland

Amsterdam April 25 Fokker the Dutch inventor of the German warplane that bore his name has renaturalized and will return to Holland after long residence in Germany. He previously became a citizen of the Kaiser's realm but now reverts to Dutch nationality.

N. KE. AJ Amsterdam Fokker Germany Holland

MY Garden Onion Sets and Seed Planting Guide

The easiest crop for poor soil is the onion. Plant onion sets two inches deep and two to three inches apart in rows a foot apart for spring green onions. Sow onion seed separately to yield early green onions and fall bulbs. Keep seed beds weed free and pull weeds by hand to avoid harming onions.

Audible beacon aids pilots at Langley Field

The Army Signal Corps tests a new audible beacon combining wireless telephone and phonograph. It repeats a designated word, such as Langley, at set intervals to guide fliers to a landing place in any weather.

Washington, D.C Army Signal Corps Langley Field Langley

Woman’s misconduct en route to marriage ends in divorce

In London on April 25 a young Swiss woman admitted misconduct while traveling to wed Col Samuel Anderson of the Indian medical service. She befriended an Austrian purser aboard her voyage to India. After marriage he forgave her, but she left him and Lord Anderson in Edinburgh granted a divorce on desertion.

London Col Samuel Anderson Indian Medical Service Edinburg Court of Sessions Switzerland India Edinbugh Anderson

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