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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1920
Page
5
A boy named Uncle Jimmie endures a lonely night at a frontier camp. He watches hills for signs of Indians while Grandpa and the other men are away. Anxiety grows as shadows and distant figures provoke fear before a fast messenger rushes in with alarm.
Tingaling the fairyman falls from Over Oriole's Maple Tree Flats and regains memory while borrowing Oliver's nightie. He worries about the twins Nancy and Nick and the Fairy Queen's rents and plans to seek help from Munchie Mouse in the building's cellar. The scene centers on a bungling fairy and a comic rooming misadventure.
Old Granny Fox confronts a stolen chicken tale with Jimmy Skunk and Bobby Coon watching amusedly. Granny Fox laments her temper and misadventure as she seeks to blame others, while Bobby Coon hides a smile behind a branch and hints at the missing chicken panic.
In a tree above Granny Fox and Bobby Coon, Mr. Goshawk glances at the scene and finishes Granny’s chicken. Granny cries thief while the hawk remains silent, puffs his feathers, and naps perched high. The page then notes a separate item about nearly 7,000 foreign firms in China.
An advertisement touts Bear Oil as a potent hair remedy from Columbia Cole, claiming it halts baldness and hair loss where other tonics fail. It promises 6300 guarantees and urges readers to order by mail from J. Briteat in New York, highlighting testimonials of repd hair growth.
The article promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as a pure greaseless, cheap option for washing hair. It claims it cleanses thoroughly, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, bright, fluffy, and easy to handle while removing dust and dandruff.
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