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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1920
Page
5
Nancy and Sleeker the Swallow promised Jocko is in the hay loft. The twins search the barn as the summer world glows outside with birds and wildflowers. Sawdust and a few hay-wirps hint at the missing pet’s fate in the land of dear knows where.
A 14 year old girl Mary and her English mother hide as 30 Northern Indian warriors raid a Grays Harbor cabin. The invaders search the cabin for fearsome captives while Mary taps a melody on a melodeon to delay their plans. The mother distracts the intruders with beads shells and blankets hoping to save Mary from capture.
A children's tale describes a day of fear on the Green Meadows caused by a black object circling the sky as Danny Meadow Mouse peeks from his doorway and dodges back inside. The narrative foregrounds a tense mood for the littlest residents amid the looming black speck.
An article discusses anemia causes from thin blood and fatigue, urging Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood builder. It promotes a booklet on building up blood and offers the product for 60 cents a box by mail.
An odd blend of an eczema remedy advertisement and a folk tale fragment appears, mentioning Poslam products, claims of quick skin relief, and a humorous stray hawk tale set on the Green Meadows with Unc Billy Possum and Mr Sun.
Jimmy Skunk reports a stranger resting on a dead tree in the Green Forest. Unc Billy Possum reacts with alarm and hurries toward the location, calling the creature Ol Mistah Buzzard. A later note mentions an old friend.
Puff-style health claim ad urging weak or nervous readers to take Blood-Iron Phosphate tablets with meals to gain strength and flesh. It promises rapid nervous energy boost and enriched blood, with a money back offer if not satisfied after three weeks.
Judge Boyd dismisses the charge against Miss Justine G. Schlosser for practicing dentistry without a license after she proves she only performed prophylaxis tooth cleaning. The ruling states cleaning teeth does not constitute dentistry.
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