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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1920
Page
3
Peggy recalls the episode of a white boy named Abel Cleland being cared for by Indians who shared rustic foods. The family watchers learn the tribe’s methods, including digging kalee roots and wapatas, and the boy remembers the camp scene and the warning that white meals taste different.
In a Maple-Tree Flata tale, Oriele sews Tingaling's suit while the fairy landlord vanishes. Nancy and Nick consult the Magical Mushroom and decide to stay put, guarding the rent money in the Big Pocketbook until Tingaling is found or a new landlord is found for the Land-of-Pear-Knows-Where.
Old Granny Fox forgets the chicken on the hill after a failed plan to trap Peter Rabbit. Reddy Fox, injured and hungry, begs for breakfast but Granny Fox refuses, scolding him for his mischief and lack of gumption. Johnny Chuck watches nearby as events unfold.
Walter Hagen of New York and Jim Barnes of St. Louis finished tied at 292 and will play off today over 18 holes for the Metropolitan Golf Association title. The story also includes a tale of Granny Fox and a missing chicken before shifting to a children’s feature note.
Anglers report strong early season fishing on the Skykomish and nearby waters near Miller River Station. Reports from Piper and Taft describe excellent trout and bass, with two week contest prizes awarded for best bass catch and best trout display from Snoqualmie and Star lakes. Local clubs and associations are restocking streams in King County.
Entry form lists many events including 50 yard dash free style 100 and 200 yards, breast and back strokes, diving, and underwater swimming. Junior and women’s sections shown with age groups and distances. blanks due August 12. notes entrants under 16 not required to be registered. Local matchups and venues appear in a wandering parade of team names and locations.
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