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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1920
Page
3
In a rural setting a farmer finds a government boat hidden in the cane and a boy named Tim learns Dan Joe the boat owner will not help the children home. Tim notes differences in the oars and boat and reports the theft to his father as the story continues.
Tingaling the fairyman landlord and the twins travel to Oliver Oriole’s lit apartment high in a maple tree. The eccentric tailor’s breezy home bobbles with every gust, making access tricky for animals like Scramble Squirrel and Oscar Owl. The tale recalls the family’s move from under the Flickers and notes Oliver’s success in tailoring despite the Wind’s mischief.
Drummer the Woodpecker drums a danger signal from behind an old tree as Bowser the Hound closes in. Reddy Fox, ignoring warnings, races toward the trunk where Farmer Brown’s Boy holds a gun. A volley of shots erupts as the fox flees, heightening the tense chase through the Green Forest.
An old advertisement touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as genuine and safe for millions, sold in 12 tablet tins with directions for headaches and pains. The piece links Bayer to trademarked acetylsalicylic acid and mentions larger packages, then shifts to a rural tale with animals.
William Kéria, son in law of Skinner, faced charges as Skinner president of Skinner and Iddy corporation. Judge John B. Gordon fined Skinner after police seized nine cases and nine quarts of whisky 36 pints of beer a bottle of champagne and $100 from his basement at 723 18th Ave North on a Saturday.
The Taxpayers' League of Seattle calls a state taxpayers meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in the Frye hotel to discuss taxation and reduce state expenditures. It aims to push consolidation of city and county offices as a state issue. Fred Cann pleaded guilty to beer manufacture and was fined $10 by Federal Judge Frank G Rudkin Saturday morning.
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