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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1920
Page
5
In Turvy Land the twins meet a hungry bear who wants honey but hates bees. Nancy explains the Magical Mushroom and the Green Shoes allow travel, while the bear ponders fitting the shoes to reach honey. Tomorrow’s installment promises the answer.
A nocturnal scheme unfolds as Reddy Fox and Prickly Porky plan to steal a chicken at Farmer Brown's. Reddy pressures Porky to enter the henhouse while Porky watches outside, the spines on his back forming a comical barrier as they creep toward the coop.
A vintage advertisement claims Edwards Olive Tablets relieve bad breath by gentle action on the blood and system. The copy says the tablets replace calomel’s effects without after effects and suggests taking one or two nightly for a week, priced 10 or 25 cents a box.
An advertisement touts a white pint mustard oil remedy for rheumatism and other pains. It claims rapid relief, broad use from bronchitis to neuralgia, and frequent nurse endorsements, with jars priced 60 cents and hospital size 4 2 50.
A small town patient from Evansville Indiana describes relief from neural fatigue after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Nervous Prostration. The advertisement claims blood thinning from past illnesses caused nerves to weaken and asserts dramatic recovery after a week and three months of treatment.
At a special Friday meeting the national affairs committee of the Chamber of Commerce formed a seven member group to push for a new federal building in Seattle. It also appointed a naval committee to aid Pacific Northwest naval development and endorsed salary readjustment for postal employees.
Word of the death in San Francisco on Thursday was received by his sister Mia Eugenia Humphrey of 606 Boylston Ave North. James O Connell served as a special agent for the state department and formerly headed the Northwestern division of postal inspectors.
John G. Von Herberg spoke to the Seattle park board on Friday presenting the A Y P exposition. The plan includes a cage to be hung in Woodland Park as part of the display.
The county acquired four named ferries Aquilla Fortuna Dawn and Atlanta. Commissioners ratified the deal Friday.
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