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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1920
Page
8
A Seattle tale recounts Polly the four year old and her dog Rose during a family move from Portland. Polly refuses to part with the pup, insisting she cannot leave Rose behind as Father drives the buggy through rough woods toward Seattle. The scene ends with the story to be continued.
In a scene from Olive Roberts Barton's Adventures of the Twins, Rustie Red-Squirrel claims to be two people living secretly under a Spruce-Tree. Chick Chickaree explains rent terms as nine pine cones monthly, while Rustinor Chick reveals he helps Oscar Owl by sweeping and making the bed, hinting at a hidden double life.
Grandfather Frog and the Merry Little Breeze question how Jerry Muskrat can know a hard winter is ahead. Jerry insists the knowledge came from inside and, to explain, Grandfather Frog says Old Mother Nature whispered the forecast to muskrats while they slept.
Frederck Neumiller, a German war aviator, letters the widow of Capt. R. A. Little of the Royal Air Force expressing regret and respect after Little shot him down in air battle. He asks for a photograph of Little’s husband and praises his nerve and honor. Columbia Cole, the new American beer, advertised.
A fragment notes Jerry Muskrat gaining respect after Grandfather Frog dismisses using Merry Lite Breezes. The next item hints at Jerry Muskrat beginning construction, set in Columbia Colo as part of an adv segment.
The piece criticizes surface treatments for skin diseases and argues the root cause is blood infection from germs. It promotes taking 8S. S. 8. as a blood cleanser and urges readers to write to the Medical Director at 613 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga, for free advice.
A fragment describes summer scenes in Banff and the Canadian Pacific Rockies with mentions of Alpine Meadows framed by Larch and Red Paint Brush, a summer storm, Mt R, and springs. The text invites enjoying the region's setting for outdoor sports this season.
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