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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1920
Page
3
The twins Nick and Nancy travel to Patience Town guided by green shoes landing on a sunny lawn among buttercups. They meet returning patience fairies who remind them patience lasts if a child keeps calm, while new fairies stay with them unseen. The pair vow not to lose patience again.
In Green Meadows Blacky the Crow wakes cross after a bad night and ignores Jimmy Skunk's advice. He taunts danger, sneaks into Farmer Cornfield, then dives for fresh corn until a snare captures him, while Jimmy Skunk laughs at the bird's folly. Next story: Jimmy Skunk Proves Good Fellow.
Officer C. D. Follrich sustained a cut ear a cut hand and severe leg bruises after his motorcycle collided with Robert Careys auto at Fourth Avenue and Madison Street Sunday. The accident occurred near Lippy building.
The Los Angeles jury found Caterino Juarez guilty of selling firewater to Indiana. The jury, reportedly liberal, raised a $70 purse to help pay his fine.
Emma Thomas of 5209 Sietave Street is described as often participating in parades for life while observers watch a local procession unfold.
A humble-fingered pickpocket abstracted a $62 check and $7 from a Thomas handbag and stole a seven-diamond necklace during a Saturday event near Second Avenue hosted by the Elks.
An inexpensive method uses common meteorized wax from drug stores to remove freckled, chapped, or blotchy skin. Applied before bed as cold cream and washed off in the morning, it gradually exfoliates the rough outer layer leaving healthier skin with minimal trace.
In Marysville California on February 23 the jury in the murder case against Frank A. McCormick failed to reach verdict by 10 pm after being deadlocked since Saturday noon. The jury stood 6 to 6 and a new trial date will be set tomorrow.
A British battle fleet described as the most imposing array of warships ever seen in the Bosporus has arrived off Constantinople, with dispatches linking the move to Turkey's critical situation. The report notes a gale but says occupants of a balloon feel no wind.
Oyer Oyer Oyea. All personal taxes must be paid by March 15 or they become delinquent. Interest at 15 percent will be charged, per William A. Gaines county treasurer. All real property taxes paid before...
A claim promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple secret remedy for excess fat. It asserts a loss of two to four pounds weekly with dieting or exercise and offers the product for sale by druggists or direct order from Marmola Co. in Detroit Michigan.
Ad pitches Zemo as a penetrating antiseptic that promises to remove eczema pimples rash and skin lesions. The copy insists users will see results after regular use and urges purchase of a large bottle for one dollar.
An old advertisement promotes Olive Tablets as a secret to staying youthful. It claims 90 percent of sickness stems from inactive bowels and liver and asserts Olive Oil mixed with olive tablets can stimulate these organs.
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