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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1920
Page
3
Nancy and Nick slip Green Shoes onto a bear with honey on his mind. The bear grows tiny and climbs a honeysuckle vine to reach the honey, while the Magical Mushroom warns the children to retreat as the tale ends with a tomorrow promise.
Reddy Fox is trapped inside Farmer Brown's henhouse by Prickly Porky and a line of spears set to guard the birds. Jimmy Skunk Bobby Coon and other woodland creatures spread the alarm, waking Bowser the Hound as Reddy digs to escape and finally crawls away hungry and defeated.
The advertisement asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla makes food taste better, aids digestion, purifies the blood, promotes assimilation for full nutritive value, and strengthens the entire system.
At 3:30 am Sunday a burglar smashed a window on a houseboat at 2331 Fairview Ave. P. W. Passage and his wife awakened to a man pointing a gun and telling them to lie still. The intruder escaped with $75 in currency while leaving jewelry worth hundreds of dollars hidden beneath the mattress.
A short piece urges maintaining vitality to counter aging. It argues that vigor at midlife improves longevity, while weak health quickens decline. It stresses resisting time's effects by staying physically active and mentally alert as signs of aging appear.
An advertisement from LYRO MEDICINE COMPANY of Kansas City Missouri claims The Great General Tonic will restore energy strength and endurance. It presents a master body builder as the promoter and asserts the tonic assists nature in maintaining vitality by renewing blood and worn tissues.
The railroad administration's price fixing and coal confiscation are deemed illegal by ex president Taft. Plans call for construction of a Canadian Clubhouse in Cincinnati once articles of incorporation arrive from Olympia.
Portland record set as nearly forty accidents are reported in 24 hours. Two people die in crashes: Mrs. Amelia Newberry of Aberdeen and Max H. Servis of Portland.
Burglars rifled the Battle residence during the judges wintering in California. A neighbor found the rear door ajar and alerted police. Loss details pending the Battle family's return from the South. In 1919 the Red Cross spent 421000 dollars aiding 39 disasters.
A brief consumer note explains Pape's Diapepsin neutralizes stomach acidity to stop souring and fermentation that cause gas heartburn and fullness. A few tablets relieve distress quickly, allowing favorite foods to be eaten without discomfort.
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