Fairy Queen Seeks Mr Sun For Yellow Paint Mission
Naficy Nick and the Magical Mushroom hurry to the Fairy Queen who laments lack of power over Jack Frost and the absence of Mr Sun. The Fairy needs yellow paint for spring flowers and hints at a pending tale about Mr Sun’s fate after being sought by Rybadub.
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Naficy
Nick
Jack Frost
Jack Prost
Impiah
Buda
Jack Preat
Jack Freet
Mr. Sun
Mr Sun
Bobby Coon Gets a Wetting on Laughing Brook
Bobby Coon, while fishing, spots a shiny object in a pool and reaches for it from a slippery log. The log sinks, plunging him head first into the water as Peter Rabbit, Jimmy Skunk, and Une’ Billy Possum laugh, then all join the joke.
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Bobby
Bobby Coon
Robby Coon
Mr. Bun
Peter Rabbit
Jimmy Skunk
Billy Possum
Man gains fifteen pounds taking Tanlac in Seattle
W H Ogden a Seattle restaurant owner reports dramatic health revival after Tanlac treatment. He describes relief from indigestion sour stomach sleep disturbances and rheumatic pain while weight increases by fifteen pounds and overall health improves. Tanlac is sold by Bartell Drug Stores in Seattle under a Tanlac representative.
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Taniaé
W. H. Ogden
Thirty-seventh Avenue South
Seattle
Bartell Drug Stores
Tanlac
Bequest Fills Gap in Cambridge Hospital Wing
In Boston on April 30 the Woolson estate faced a shortfall for a Cambridge hospital left wing. James A. Woolson’s death and his widow’s March 27 will combine to fund the deficit. Mrs. Woolson left 70000 dollars to public institutions.
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Boston
James A. Woolson
Cambridge Hospital
Wife Stays Away, He Bluffs Death by Own Action
Boston April 30 William M Kadra 30 attempted death by own action to frighten his wife who remained out of the house unsupervised His wife says she stayed out nights to scare her husband saving him from commitment to the Danvers Insane Asylum
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Boston
William M. Kadra
Danvers Insane Asylum
Diamond Dyes Revive Faded Garments With Years of Wear
A consumer note promotes Diamond Dyes as a fun way to refresh old clothing. The ad promises rich colors on wool silk linen cotton and blends, suggests easy use with a direction book, and notes a color card available from the druggist.
No Relief From High Food Cost
Washington reports grim outlook on living costs as agriculture officials say crop prices hit their highest point since the Civil War era. Farmers receive 334.10 for produce once sold for 100 in normal years, while consumer prices rise despite meat price declines. Exports slump, packing houses pay farmers less, yet retail prices climb.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Altho
Gun Crew Sinks into Wordless Fog in Boston
Boston dispatch reports a terse note: on April 30 one hundred men formed a gun crew, the scene described with minimal detail as authorities note a quiet event in the city.
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Boston
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Coon
Billy
Little Joe Otter
Tansac
Musterole
Ean
Tom
Allman
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Leo
Freckles
Blosser
Wats
Matter
Cdanda
YeAu
AQOVT
Sun
Uars Rieu
Ait Fr
Strangs
Dog Wubaff
Jed
Tuat
Grandma
Joneses
POP Mom
Br Gotty
Erer
Hone
London
Switt
Otto Auto
Clem
Atta
Ahern
Cmon
SCOTT &@ BOWNE
Bumbug
Drug Sera
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