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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1920
Page
5
Nancy and Nick, in The Land of Lost Things, debate what a Fairy Queen would do with the children. They return home by magical means and realize they have been away for days before lunch.
Peter Rabbit and Jimmy Skunk plot to trap beetles on the Crooked Little Path. A mis-step drives Jimmy to spring and land on Reddy Fox napping near a pine stump. The tale ends with Reddy Fox getting into trouble.
A health column urges keeping blood clean to prevent disease, arguing unclean blood actively fosters illness more than a dirty body. It touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as leading blood purifying remedy, promoting its tablets and liquid for boosting blood production.
George Brandyberry, a liquor connoisseur, was arrested by police for possessing three quarts of Canadian whisky. He claimed it was for the flu. The judge and city attorney questioned the cost per quart and addressed the attendees before George was fined 75 dollars.
Plans discussed by the Seattle Chamber of Commerce trustees call for a chemical sham battle staged in Seattle under Army auspices. Smoke screens bombs grenades and rockets would be used to demonstrate U S army achievements in warfare.
An old time remedy touts Hamburg Freast Tea as an effective vegetable cold cure. A tablespoonful brewed in boiling water and sipped relieves congestion by opening pores and loosening mucus, claimed to break a cold quickly and cheaply.
London reports say President Wilson’s reply to the allies’ Adriatic crisis was delivered to the council of premiers after noon. The note, understood to address the Adriatic situation, prompted immediate discussion among the council.
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