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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
3
Nancy and Nick encounter a square rain cloud made of pocket handkerchiefs that floats over Peach Can Town in the Land of Lost Thingy. A magical mushroom speaks from Nancy’s pocket explaining that every day clouds escape to this world, and the rain arrives only from handkerchiefs in the wash.
A tale of Chatterer the Red Squirrel whose unruly tongue brings trouble. He faces Billy Mink climbing toward him on a tall tree and must make a dangerous jump to escape. The episode ends with his anxious plea and hope the jump succeeds as a warning about talking too much. Niagara Falls note reports citizens protesting inadequate water supply and plans for new facilities.
A quaint ad copy touts God’s Pills from C. L. Rood Co of Lowell Massachusetts as a remedy for lazy liver constipation and general illness. The promotion urges immediate use to resolve discomfort.
A reminiscence urges readers to resist aging by maintaining vigor and vitality. It claims a person 50 can feel as healthy as 80 with effort, contrasts a youthful mindset with decline, and warns against letting age diminish visible strength and life force.
An advertisement extols a master body builder tonic claiming to keep users young in spirit and mind. It says the product enriches the blood repairs worn tissues eases nerves aids sleep increases appetite and tones digestion to put new life vigor into every fibre.
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen McDonald Padden pioneer school teacher who died Wednesday at 620 17th Ave North will be held at 9 oclock Friday morning at St Josephs church She was born in Portland in 1859 and came to Seattle two years later She is survived by her husband Michael W Padden two sons Louis A Padden of the county engineer s office and Stanley J Padden a local attorney and three daughters Mary Leonilla and Katherine Padden all of Seattle
Miss Ellen Jeffen aged 18 in Jacksonville turned the wrong knob and inhaled gas instead of lighting a lamp. She was rushed to the city hospital where she recovered from gas inhalation.
Washington reports the request to cancel the January 11 1909 treaty between the United States and Great Britain governing Canada boundary disputes. The item appears amid broader coverage of diplomatic actions and treaty reforms.
An advertisement targets women, claiming oil of korein capsules aid safe weight loss from 10 to 60 pounds. It promises health and beauty benefits, urges no strict exercise or starvation, and encourages visiting a druggist to obtain the product with simple directions.
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