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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1921
Page
12
A humorous home party description outlines a Valentine’s Day game called The Sea of Matrimony. Couples compete as a hostess collects questions hidden in red cardboard cards while men fish for hearts to read, judge matches, and tally points for the winning pair.
A druggist offers a tiny bottle to remove hard and soft corns between the toes. The product promises painless relief with no soreness or irritation after application and quick lifting off the corn.
A remedy claims plain liquid arvon dissolves dandruff when applied at night and massaged into the scalp. By morning most of the dandruff disappears and continued use supposedly eliminates all signs. It says itching subsides, hair becomes fluffy and lustrous.
In a tense scene Sheila reveals to Graham that her marriage is arranged and that Collingwood, her husband, has scheme to use her. He learns Collingwood feigns strength but is a threat, while the boss contemplates how to respond and protect allies as events unfold.
In a wooded scene the very young scout is urged to climb the hill and scout for Indians. Companions chant bravado while a dangerous chase unfolds with white soldiers and warriors hiding in the valley beyond the bushes and trees. The ascent ends in a sudden clash as the two sides converge near the top.
The Fairy Queen arrives to aid Nancy and Nick after the Wicked Bohbadil Jinn imprisons them and steals their Magic Shoes. A dazzling beam reveals the Queen as a friend who explains the walrus acted to fool the Jinn and free the twins to continue their South Pole quest.
An advertisement urges readers to eat like a boy by taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal to restore appetite. It claims the tablets supply missing digestive elements and promises relief, urging purchase of a 60 cent box from any druggist.
In a dramatic scene the narrator and friends rush to Ann's cell as a jail blaze erupts. Morrison's protection and male authority shape the crisis while a drunken old woman threatens to derail rescue. Ann imagines a stage dance born from the fire as the women flee and reflect.
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