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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1922

Page

5

Tickling Bedside Comedy With Amnesiac Boss

Desert suspecting there is something wrong in the way that FRED THAYER is conducting the Empire Lake mill for him, BARRY HOUSTON makes a secret automobile trip to the property. On the way his car wrecks over Navard pass and he is injured with a broken arm. STE carries him to a mountain home where Batiste the trapper teases him with foot tickling in a long comic scene while Thayer arrives and feigns amnesia to avoid blame.

Fred Thayer Empire Lake Barry Houston Navard Pass Wee Ce Ste Beautiful Mountain Barry Wave Edaine Thayer Arty Ba'tiste Lenfant L’enfant Houston Golemar M'steu Batiste Heem Mike Ba‘tiese Ra’ Teese Mon Ami Pierre Ike Medanie Julienne Batista Palma Montreal Jacques Robinette Medaine Jacques

Trap of a Trapper Deepens Barry Houston's Turmoil

In a rugged cabin, Barry Houston recovers as Batiese, a giant woodsman, presses him on trust and fate. Batiese recalls Pierre Julienne and a lost family, while Houston confronts hidden motives and Thayer's shadowy plan. Tomorrow continues the tale.

How the Moon Was Blown Round and Restored

The tale follows Mr Sprinkle Blow and the Weatherman as they summon the four winds to round the Moon again after Comet-Legs the wicked fairy distorts it. The winds blow at once and restore the Moon, while Comet-Legs escapes with new curves in his star. (To Be Continued)

West Wind Nancy Seattle Star

Best Spring Tonic Ideas Blood Mixture Blood Cleanser

An advertisement promotes a blood cleanser and system renovator available in 1.00 and 2.00 bottles at drug stores. Joyner Drug Co. Spokane offers the tonic by mail order as well.

P. P Joyner Drug Co Spokane

Freezone Corn Remedy Promises Easy Corn Removal

A vintage ad touts Freezone as painless relief for hard and soft corns and corn between the toes. A tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, claims to remove corn instantly without soreness or irritation.

Peggy's tale of Mrs Randolph and temperance pledge

Peggy narrates how Mrs Randolph aged 65 in Seattle once pledged temperance as a child named Catherine Breckenridge lived near Springfield Illinois on a stock farm and heard a visiting speaker from Springfield. Peggy frames the tale with drama as she relays the memory.

Randolph Seattle Davie Preston Breckenridge Porgy Davia Peggy

Benny's Train Departure Tests Charlatan Grand Passion

In Seattle Star fiction from 1922, narrator watches George Bradshaw guard two bags at a Main Street station as Benny, the flapper, delays arriving from a train. He suspects Benny plans to shock G B with a New York arrival, but Benny cancels the romance. A maid confirms Miss Tearle sleeps, suggesting Benny’s saving common sense prevails.

Mr. Tenarle New York Benny G. B George Bradshaw Tearle Mademoisselle Mademoiselle Seattle Stary

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