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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
14
In a whimsical tale the twins Nancy and Nick wreck in the Land o Lost and discover a bright peach can fallen from the sky. Gen Pershing aids their rescue as the trio gather lost pins and needles and declare the can a house while plans form to place a chimney and continue toward the palace.
Jumper flees Old Man Coyote and Billy Mink through Green Forest. Coyote hunts for a dinner while Jumper dodges, diving under a brush pile to escape, his heart "pit-a-pat" with fear as Mink closes in.
A pneumonia patient at a Rockford hospital left in a nightshirt as the temperature stood 12 degrees above zero. He wandered several blocks, knocked on a residence door, and was returned to the hospital by an officer. No injuries reported.
In Westfield Massachusetts a man arrested for drunkenness claimed he drank nothing but ate a can of blue berries. Police chief Flouton investigated and released him after finding the claim true. Professor Lewis B. Allyn noted about nine percent alcohol when fermented in such berries.
A proverb notes luck favors the receiver of a hit from a rabbit's left hind foot rather than a mule's hind feet, implying fortune favors the less painful encounter.
An article touts regular bowel habits to improve health and complexion. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, safe laxative suitable for adults and children, claiming widespread use and a free trial offer.
Englishwoman Mies Elsie Van Napie is sought for stealing the famous Eye of the Universe diamond from the Temple of Pharaoh in Egypt. A reward of 10000 dollars is offered by Berjua Garieno bankers in New York in Orientacion Hermosillo Sonora notice.
In Berkeley California on February 6, Prof J W Breitwieser of the University of California education department urged that the nation’s greatest economic problem is securing the registered American voter. He emphasized making native born citizens the primary focus of civic participation.
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