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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
3
Danny Meadow Moore studies a snow heap when Brother North Wind tosses snow nearby. He spots a red cloak like Granny Fox and shouts a warning before Granny Fox heads toward the Green Forest as Redy Fox awaits.
A reminiscence recalls a boyhood town with Second Avenue homers yards and orchards. Descriptions cover Third and Fourth avenues Pitt to Pine Yeaster, a small shopping district on Front Street, the University and old North shoot, and gift giving where each child received one or two presents.
A child named Clara vocalizes her upset when she does not receive the promised red dress with black dots. The scene recalls a holiday event where other children like Mary Alice John Ed Min and Mr. Horton participate, ending with Clara exposing her wish and the overlooked gift.
A school tale set in bitter cold where Markie struggles to sit still as scribble scratch loses patience. The teacher applies a soft bandage to Markie’s sore tongue after an impetuous moment, reflecting on remorse and repair after hurtful actions.
A snowy morning tale follows Danny Meadow Mouse as he checks his snow covered doorway tunnels and peeks from his post hollow. He spots no Granny Fox or Reddy and nimbly surveys the white landscape before deciding to start his day with breakfast and work.
A Meadow Mouse observes its surroundings for a long time and ponders what lies beneath a small snow heap near its doorway. Danny questions what the scene truly shows and whether any hidden creature is present.
The Kia-How-Yah University girls' club presents Too Much Bobby a one act comedy at 7 00 pm next Tuesday in the Home Economics ball on the campus Leisure notes indicate a campus event with the Girls' Glee Club performing a light play for students and staff.
Mrs Hicks endorses Eatonic as a digestive aid for sour stomach bloating indigestion and acid stomach. The ad claims taking Eatonic with meals prevents discomfort and pain and offers a guarantee with a big box at a small price.
A local resident who had lived at 2839 14th Ave. N.W. for three years collapsed and died Friday at the Prudential Savings & Loan association at 1026 Third Ave. He was secretary of EL KR. Butterworth & Sons arranged the burial. Canada will produce 76,000 tons more newsprint this year than Norway, Finland and Sweden combined.
An all university dance will be held in the campus armory after the Princeton debate team visits Washington for a January 31 contest. The event aims to celebrate the debaters and unite students following the verbal battle.
Four student representatives were elected to the College of Business Administration Council at the University of Washington on Friday. Named as members are Margaret Hammill, Robert Carson, Katherine Peterson and Ted Driscoll.
Fannie E Bryant 70 Seattle pioneer died suddenly Friday afternoon. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Bethany Presbyterian Church.
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