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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
5
Nancy and Nick meet a talking stocking knee in the Land o Lost Things while seeking their next adventure. The knee explains its partner is near and mentions Billy’s mama mending a large hole in stockings. The moment hints at Billy’s possible misfortune as the scene ends.
The Fur Hunter's Son searches Green Meadows for Jerry Muskrat Little Joe Otter and Billy Mink but finds empty traps. Billy Mink and friends trick him by springing the traps and the animals plan a feast at the Smiling Pool after the hunter leaves supplies.
The Marmola Prescription Tablets are now available at all drug stores or by mail from Marmola Co Detroit Michigan. Priced at $1 for a large case the remedy claims to offer a harmless effective alternative to dieting or exercise for reducing excess weight.
Dr Lewis promotes a free prescription to strengthen eyesight using Bon-Opte tablets dissolved in water for eye baths. The ad cites testimonials of restored reading ability and reduced need for glasses, claiming 50 percent stronger eyesight in a week and money-back guarantees.
Washington Feb 18 More than 1 000 arrests marked the first month of constitutional prohibition Federal Prohibition Commissioner Kramer estimated today In an interview. Announcement of the exact number of arrests will not be public until reports are received February 25. With approximately 1 509 agents in the service the National Prohibition Finforcement agency now is almost completely organized.
Petitions to place Edward I. Edwards, governor of New Jersey, in nomination for the Democratic presidential race were filed with the secretary of state in Lansing Michigan. The documents carried 24 signatures.
Mary Wartenberg, a Pacific Union club chamber maid in San Francisco, sues Pierre C. Moore for 10000 damages claiming persistent restraint against her will and assault and battery. Moore was dismissed from the club after being found attempting to kiss her. The article notes the coal power comparison from 60 years ago.
A historical note promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a remedy for colds. It advises a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk as a tea cupful to relieve congestion and loosen bowels. The remedy is described as inexpensive and entirely vegetable and harmless.
Lynn R. Wood 26 pleaded guilty in Los Angeles to avoid more trouble with police. He waived time for sentence and was sent to San Quentin for one year to ten years by Judge Willis.
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