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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
3
Nancy and Nick visit Mrs. Bat and Mrs. Pigeon to learn about Jocko. They meet Davy Duck in the next room and help reunite Davy with Mrs. Pigeon who longs for relief from his appetite. The twins exit with Davy, grateful Mrs. Pigeon is relieved.
Farmer Brown's Boy discovers traps along the Smiling Pool and Laughing Brook and vows to bring the trap owners to account. He removes multiple traps, expresses anger, and asserts the land is trap-free. The scene leads into Jerry Muskrat's Great Doubt.
A bustling charity bazaar invites all visitors to browse handmade items and baked goods. Organizers emphasize inclusivity and generosity while urging patrons to respect contributors who crafted each piece.
Rheumatism is a constitutional disease with local aches and inflamed joints. It cannot be cured by external remedies and requires constitutional treatment. Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and corrects its acid condition to provide permanent relief, combined with tonics and alteratives. If needed, Hood's Pills offer gentle cleansing support.
A cadaverous man at the Seattle postoffice seeks cheaper parcel mail to New York. Clerk Harry Hayden offers a cheaper route via England, sending the parcel for 9 cents by asking the London postmaster to forward it to New York. The man leaves dazed by the postal system’s quirks.
In Spokane on December 81 a bold holdup man aimed a gun at waitress Mary Ransom in a downtown restaurant. She laughed mocked him and shoved the weapon aside while diners overpowered Frank Wright until police arrived.
An American discharged soldier in London asked the police chief to arrange a nice English wife, saying he cannot bank on American girls. The chief tore up the letter, ending the pursuit.
Dr. Joseph W. Penberthy of Seattle dies at home aged 69 after a decade practicing dentistry in the city. He is survived by his widow Emma, daughter Clara, and sister Mrs. Henry H. Miller. Funeral services for Ferdinand Anthony, Seattle pioneer bookbinder, will be held at 10 o'clock next Friday in St James Cathedral following his death last Monday.
Fresh cracked crab from the ice box with mayonnaise dressing is offered. The note warns mayo can cause stomach distress and promotes Jo-to as a quick, harmless remedy sold in Seattle by Bartell Drug Co. and Swift & Co. Druggists.
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