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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1920
Page
3
Nancy meets colors from the Land of Lost Things while seeking her lost toy monkey with her twin Nick. The colors recall a pink blue and green dress friend, reveal a backstory with the laundress boiling them, and explain they are lost forever unable to return home.
In a tale from the Green Forest, Hooty the Owl watches Blacky the Crow sleep and plays a nocturnal prank, then enlists Sammy Jay in harmless fright. The owl seeks revenge for earlier teasing, delivering a playful, shadowy nocturnal escapade before dawn.
An Oakland woman credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength after influenza. The article warns convalescence risks include nervousness headaches and weight loss and promotes a tonic blood-building regime. It urges readers to request the free booklet Building Up the Blood from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. in Schenectady New York.
County Agriculturist A B Ny strom and County Horticulturist I N Rhodes urge farmers to seek tips to control earwigs and related garden pests. Li am H Cole 25 dies at Mort McHenry and will be brought home for burial with Archie M Major funeral services held at Bonney Watson chapel.
Debaters from the university and Whitman college argued on the resolution that organized labor should receive public support. Kai Jensen and Kenneth Collins upheld the affirmative for the university and won. Whitman was represented by Harper Joy and Chester Lesh. Phone service to points south resumed Friday after a $100,000 fire at the Denny-Renton Clay & Coal Co. south of Georgetown.
A. W. Hopkins, 18, rode a Rai nier valley car Friday evening and, overheating by a seat heater, used a jack knife to cut the heater wires. He faced bail set at $100.
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