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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
14
Tadpoles sneak in as Mrs Frog, cross and busy with scissors and pins, complains Miss Beetle botched the Stickleback children outfits. She plans to redo garments after discovering the sewing mix up. The twins apologize and depart, not asking about Jocko.
Billy Mink explores a farmer’s barn seeking a nap and scent trails. He follows rat tracks into the attic, where noises reveal a rat infestation and a chase begins as he hunts in unfamiliar spaces. The story moves toward the next tale, The Partner Sees a Strange Sight.
The Daily Mail reports two new British tanks with speeds of 16 to 20 mph and a second model operable on both land and water. The two designs promise lower operating costs and the potential to revolutionize warfare, according to sources in London.
New York January 30 Mrs Jessie Shepard Husted formerly a manicurist at a New Haven hotel won a Bridgeport superior court divorce from Milla H Hunt ed son of Mrs Abbe L Husted a wealthy widow Judge Webb granted $4000 alimony The pair wed in March 1916 while Husted was a Yale student They lived with the mother in Greenwich before separating and Husted was later accused of nonsupport
In Allentown Pennsylvania on January 30, the area’s oldest goose, 28 years and seven months old, died at the home of Samuel Smith of Welsenburg Township. The bird, never ill until its final 12 hours, once recovered after a horse tramping broke a bone at age four. Presented to Smith in 1891 the goose was famed as Pennsylvania’s oldest.
Britain plans to salvage large numbers of derelict army trucks rusting in shelterless areas in France. The effort will recover and bring back the vehicles for use or disposal.
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