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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1920
Page
5
Andy and Nick chase clues for Jocko and meet Mr Jounce a tall tale teller who crafts hats from nut shells. He jokes about Most Highs and Most Lows then directs them to a shop front reading Jellingsworth Jounce Fine Millinery.
Billy Mink enjoys easy meals from a farmer as colony life expands. He avoids traps, learns the henhouse is blocked, and grows lazy yet confident on the farmyard. A stray note recalls Everett Bank of Commerce buying land in Everett for future development.
County commissioners face resident opposition as Three Tree Point residents reject the proposal to extend service. Protest petitions circulate, signaling organized resistance to the planned extension.
An aged advertorial promotes Hamlin's Wizard O11 as a safe treatment for headaches and neuralgia. It claims rapid relief when rubbed on painful areas, notes antiseptic properties to prevent infections, and endorses use for sore feet stiff neck frost bite and canker sores with a 30 cent price and money back guarantee.
Byron California January report says an acetylene gas tank left by robbers who looted the Tracey Byron bank is the clue for Sheriff Veale to capture them. The tank was sold days earlier to an Oakland firm. Loot valued at more than fifty thousand nine hundred dollars included Liberty bonds silver jewelry and securities.
An old remedy recommends Hamburg Tea as a cure for a cold or grip. Buy a small package at a pharmacy, steep a tablespoonful in boiling water, strain, and drink a tea cupful. It is said to open pores ease congestion loosen bowels and is inexpensive and vegetarian.
In Ellensburg on January 28 Capt. Clifford W. Sands of the Second U S regular cavalry and Col. Edward P. Lowry, once Sands’s lieutenant, share war pasts. They fought together in France during Meuse Argonne, later in Nicaragua on opposing sides. Sands serves at Port Merer, Virginia, while Lowry recruits a Lithuanian army brigade in Washington, bearing general rank. Gasoline hits two dollars a gallon in Nyasaland, South Africa.
In Excelsior Springs Missouri Senator Hiram Johnson campaigned in the Third district special congressional election. He attacked the League of Nations covenant from multiple angles and framed the issue as larger than the congressional race, giving candidates little attention.
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as an easy fat loss method. It claims four daily tablets will reduce weight to normal without dieting or exercise. The copy emphasizes harmlessness as a safeguard and offers ordering through Marmola Co. Detroit.
Funeral arrangements are being made by Bonney-Watson for Albert Franklin Booth 74 a retired newspaper journalist who died at his home 531 30th Ave South.
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