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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1922

Page

5

Wisdom Cap Restores Meek Schoolmaster in Forest Tale

In Whispering Forest the Green Wizard helps Mr Scribble Scratch, Meadow Grove’s thin schoolmaster, by granting a magical wisdom cap. The pupils become overly clever, causing him to lose students, until the Twins suggest a dunce cap as a remedy. To be continued.

Mr. Scribble Scratch Meadow Grove School Nancy Nick Whispering Forest Twins Scribble Scratch Seattle Star

Three Pudding Sauces by Bertha E Shapleigh

Bertha E Shapleigh of Columbia University outlines three pudding sauces. Hard Sauce uses butter brown sugar cream and vanilla. Mousseline Sauce folds beaten egg yolks sugar and cream with salt vanilla. Liquid Sauce combines sugar, water, cornstarch, butter and vanilla.

Bertha E. Shapleigh Columbia University

Fortune Teller tale of M Jonquelle detective

In a quiet study M Jonquelle, famed French detective, reads a Virginia crime diary about Peyton Marshall who stole his father's will for a $40 000 windfall to Gosford. The narrative follows how Gosford influenced Marshall, the lawyer Lewis, and the father, with a crystal gazing scene that hints at a looming misfortune and a potential return of the bequest to Marshall’s son.

M. Jonquelle Virginia Peyton Marshall Gosford Lewis Marshall Great Britain England Mr. Gosford Steels Anthony Gosford Peyton Jehall

Humphreys Remedies and a Foreign Will Twist

An ad for Dr Humphreys remedies promotes cures for colds to fever with mail orders from New York. A separate scene shows a courtroom style dispute where a will is altered with a magnifying glass revealing a forged 56 by erasing a 3 and adding a 6, revealing an impostor’s plan.

Humphreys Wiliam Street New Yo

Cured Her Rheumatism at Home Says Mrs Hurst

Terrible rheumatism suffering led Mrs Hurst of Bloomington to discover a simple home remedy. She offers to share her method and free information by mail to anyone sending name and address. She promises prompt guidance to relief.

Tom Olivia Ra. J Hurst Eougins Vt Bloomington

How They Built Dams Across Sloughs on the Coast

In a recount from Mr. and Mrs. Calhoun, a single hired man and a narrator describe constructing brush and mud dykes across 40 to 60 foot wide sloughs. They explain layering trees and mud to form a tideproof wall while working through the night as tides rise and fall. The tale notes the absence of union rules, long hours, and the crews’ hunger after each successful fill.

Mr. Calhoun David Seattle New Brunswick

Colors in a Will Triggered by Acid in Tale Extract

In a tense parlor scene, old Gaeki uses acid to reveal hidden inks in a will. The color changes expose Mr. Gosford as a rogue, while the narrator celebrates solving the riddle and foreshadows another tale, “The Triangular Hypothesis,” in the next issue.

M. Jonquelli

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