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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
9
Grandmother recalls Seattle in old days as children marvel at toy shops and giant windows. Peggy asks about the Elephant Store while David wonders about the raided San Francisco Store. Grandmother reflects on Christmases past and a changing city. (To Be Continued)
Nick and Nancy search Meadow Grove for Bud and family near the dam. A trap bites Nick’s foot as they inspect the log dam, sparking a panic cry from Nancy and revealing Bud’s father Builder Beaver nearby.
In a winter chase, Reddy Fox and Granny Fox pursue Danny Meadow Mouse through deep snow. Danny hides in a hollow fence post with seeds, while Granny recalls the barbed wires and plans to trap the mouse, who races toward the post for safety.
Reddy Fox stumbles on a wire barb injuring his paw as Granny Fox scolds him. Meadow Mouse Danny tends a leg scratch while Granny outlines a new strategy on the snow covered Green Meadows.
Seattle Y W CA invites girls to a Friday class demonstration on cake making at 2 30 p m. Vocational training session showcases icing and decorating as part of a hands on bake show.
A home made cough syrup from Pinex and sugar syrup or substitutes is advertised as the best way to treat ordinary coughs bronchitis croup hoarseness and bronchial asthma. The ad claims quick healing of throat membranes loosening phlegm and a complete end to the cough within 24 hours. It emphasizes purity and cost savings versus store bought syrups and urges asking for 2 ounces of Pinex for proper mixing.
Col James G Steese reports from Seattle that a 955000 congressional appropriation will be required for road work in the Northern territory the coming year. He will report to the secretary of war in Washington on his return.
Franklin high school presents "Franklinite" the annual dramatic production with more than 150 students participating in Monday night's show at the school auditorium.
J W Lees defeated August Todlner by a large margin to win another term as commissioner of Commercial Waterway District No 1, the body that oversaw the Duwamish Waterway improvements. The three member board selects one commissioner each December. Beattie’s Leading Dental Office advertises at 106 Columbia St.
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