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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
5
Olive Barton and Nick hide under a box as Mr Rabbit plots meals while the Fairy Queen supposedly helps them. The Green Shoes slip the children free, and they escape down the road as Mr Rabbit debates which dish to prepare. Copyright 1920 NBR A.
Merry Little Breezes hear tales of a stranger from the North Woods described with sharp teeth and long hair. The creature browses Green Forest trees, stripping bark as it moves, while Grandfather Frog cautions that not all “queer things” grow on plants.
A dubious ad claims Bitro-Phosphate, a five grain tablet, builds nerve strength, increases vigor, and promotes flesh growth. It urges thin, nervous individuals to take one tablet with meals, touting weight gain and better sleep while warning against use by those not seeking flesh gains.
An eye health feature promotes Bon-Opto tablets as a home remedy to strengthen eyesight. Dr Lewie and a physician endorse the treatment claiming many users report rapid clarity and reduced irritation after dissolving a tablet in water and bathing the eyes twice daily. The article cites anecdotal testimonials and guarantees a 60 percent improvement in many cases with money-back refunds.
The Price Committee convened Wednesday at 11 a m in the offices of U S District Attorney Robert C Saunders on the third floor of the federal building. The session was open to all who had specific profiteering concerns to report or constructive criticisms to offer to relieve the present high cost of living.
A reader suggests Hamburg Tea as a vegetable remedy. Mix a tablespoon of Hamburg Tea with boiling water, strain, and drink a cupful to relieve congestion and loosen bowels during a cold or grip.
A rescue expedition by J. P. Thornton Dr. B. T. Osgood and Fred Smith sailed for Yunnan to free Ohio missionary A. L. Shelton held by bandits. Escorted by Gov. Tang’s soldiers the party will move to Wu tung with plans adapting to unfolding events. Also noted is the death of L. J. Bricker former Northern Pacific railway official and a Bremerton electric rate hearing postponed to April 1.
Rose M alleges in a divorce complaint filed in Spokane that her husband forced her to walk up and down stairs all night as punishment. The claim outlines marital unrest and requests relief in the court.
An advertisement touts Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a “great medicine” that aids digestion, improves assimilation, and strengthens the body to overcome weakness and fatigue. It claims better appetite signals health, blood enrichment, and recovery from illnesses, with Hood’s Pills as a mild laxative option.
An old advertisement touts Warner's Safe Rheumatic Remedy as beneficial for rheumatism. It claims widespread use for over four decades, cites uric acid as the cause, says the remedy removes it without harmful drugs, and invites readers to try a sample for 10 cents from Warner Safe Remedies Co. Dept. X ester NY.
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