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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1921
Page
12
A reader asks whether to accept money from her deserting father for education and to maintain independence. Other letters request corn bread recipes, census concerns, and guidance on canning wild mushrooms with step by step preserving instructions.
Jack MacRae, an independent salmon buyer, lays out a plan to secure blueback catches with fast carrier boats. He promises steady trips, fair prices, and competitive terms to fishermen around Squitty, aiming to beat rival buyers and sustain market delivery through the season.
An advertisement extols Danderine as a beauty tonic that refreshes the scalp and reduces dandruff. It claims the product makes hair appear heavier, stronger, and more abundant, reviving dull and scraggly locks. It emphasizes frequent use for lasting vitality.
A youth endures a perilous ascent and rope swing against a cliff tower during a brutal storm. He battles wind, rain, and exhaustion to lower the light and reach the door as darkness falls, earning praise from older keepers for his daring efforts.
Clive Roberts Barton presents Adventures of the Twins. The Goat admits eating the Map to aid Snitcher Snatch, claiming enchantment and hunger as motives. Nancy and Nick seek the route to the South Pole while the Goat reflects on fate near the Cave of Gems and Capricorn. The clown reassures and the Magic Green Shoes promise safe passage.
A noted authority states that applying a few drops of Outgro around an ingrown toenail reduces inflammation and pain. The skin tightens and the nail turns outward at night, with Outgro described as a harmless antiseptic for chiropodists.
A wife recalls a dramatic public episode ending in embarrassment after a car scene with Mr Van Eyck and Evan. The narrative explores trust schemes, familial relations, and the impact of publicity on reputation, with references to Arthur Mansfield and social judgment.
An advertisement from Holy Name Convent San Antonio Miss. notes shipment of Poley’s Honey and Tar as a household remedy. The Benedictine Sisters say they have used it with their children and found it beneficial.
Peter G. Anderson of 1221 West Columbia St Spokane says Tanlac transformed his wife who suffered years of poor health. She slept poorly, lost strength, and ate little until Tanlac improved her headaches and mood, now fully active and cheerful. Tanlac sold by Bartel Drug Stores Seattle and Brooks & Son Kennydale.
A column by Everett True revisits a puzzling long running mystery from five years ago. He notes a first hint appearing years back and recalls a continued search for clues over time. The piece reflects on evolving angles and persistent curiosity.
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