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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
13
Nancy and Nick with Green Shoes and a Magical Mushroom encounter a duck named Drake in a swamp episode. The duck laments losing his tails and wishes for two but ends up with one as Nancy jokes about trimming more feathers. Drake exits smiling, promising to alert them if he finds their lost monkey.
In Thornton Burgess style, Farmer Brown's Boy threatens Prickly Porky with a gun but Porky calmly climbs down the tree and sniffs the weapon, then strolls away unhurt. The woodland crowd watches as Porky proves his nerve and the boy refrains from shooting.
In Hitchin area London March 12 M Timen executive officer of the food control committee asked to reduce his weekly salary from 20 to 10 dollars. The request was granted.
The Majestic hotel in New York constructs a closed studio in the roof garden to let singers rehearse their voices at any time without disturbing other guests. The addition aims to attract musical guests and enhance on site amenities.
A fragmented ad promotes an email bottle of Freezone from drug stores claiming no pain and cheap price. It mentions pets and ache relief with minimal detail and dubious product claims. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable information.
London march 12 labeled Hats for women M P s in a Regent street millinery draws attention as prominent English women visit the shop to try on hats. Lady Nancy Astor wears a simple black velvet toque in the house of commons while Countess Markiewicz Sinn Fein member refuses to take her seat.
A $20,000 pearl necklace vanished in a blaze that engulfed Norris Sellar's residence in Hewlett New York. A foe in the cellar was saved in the garage.
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