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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1921
Page
3
Ferrier grows tense as Hastings plans a return visit from Major and a new companion. Joan reveals Micky’s rescue story while Ferrier searches for his revolver, fearing exposure of his secret. The seaside mood contrasts with Ferrier’s mounting dread.
In a tense scene Ferrier searches a crowded hold-all for a revolver but finds it missing. He hides the bag and checks his belt as Joan appears in the doorway, while Aaron has gone to the village with letters and a wire. The mood shifts to calm menace as Ferrier suspects interference.
Mrs Muskrat fears for her newborns as Nancy lifts the four muskrat babies from their waterlogged home. The young listen in awe to the swollen Ripple Creek below while Mrs Muskrat asks about the Weather Man and the missing Nuisance Fairies. Old Man Flood is named as the cause.
A reader column features Cynthia Grey and responses from 1898 era readers about matching with "Jack" and "Twenty-Six" for dream girls. Letters discuss fashions, morals, and dating, comparing 1898 and 1921 women. AN 1898 GIRL offers questions to define the ideal partner and attire.
Mrs. Mary M. Warner of West Palm Beach Florida cites relief from severe menstrual cramps after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She notes regular use helped before and after marriage and urges other girls to try it.
Grandmother explains Indians were both good and bad, noting Chief Seattle as a noble leader. She recounts the Shilshoh, a tribe once spanning from Smith's Cove to Lake Union, now vanished. Dr. Smith, a pioneer, recalls 1853 near Salmon Bay and fears of the Stickeen raid, recounting a night of gunfire and mistrust before confirming no danger remained.
The narrator faces a potential job switch after a polite but evasive chief hints at a layoff. A tentative, better offer arrives from another company while personal worries mount over bills, loans, and a sudden $50 repayment from a brother. An odd card for Mrs Grorgh Slocum ends the scene.
The bank announces 1,500 new boxes added to its safety deposit vaults for safekeeping bonds and valuable papers. Visitors are invited to inspect the equipment at the entrance corner Second Ave and Pike St.
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