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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1920
Page
5
In a playful tale from 1920, Mrs. Lion seeks a warm neck feat for a beauty show. She enlists Mrs. Snake to lend feathers and crafts a plan to secure a feathered neckpiece. The scheme unfolds as Mr. Lion hunts feathers and the twins await Jocko with help from the Magical Mushroom.
Whitefoot the Meadow Mouse fears Shadow the Weasel after footprints appear at his hollow. He plans to move his home, packing food and seeking safety as he recalls Striped Chipmunk’s warning. Shadow the Weasel is blamed as a stealthy robber feared by small forest folk.
Oliver B Batdorf aged 45 of 118 East 65th Street died of heart disease Saturday afternoon fifteen minutes after returning from work. He was a carpenter and left a large family.
William Kaydoff suffered a cut head and injuries after his motorcycle was struck by an auto truck at Rainier avenue and Dearborn Street on Saturday afternoon. E Hayami was found dead in bed from tuberculosis by a Puget Sound hotel employee at 718 Sixth Avenue on Sunday.
William A. Raines 65 colored recovered memory at city hospital but $200 remained missing after a Saturday incident at 22nd Ave and KB Madison. The report lists other injuries from separate accidents involving HM. Manson and T. K. Holland and notes a stolen auto tied to a Meadowdale raid.
A. F. Rabe a milk farmer wandered four days foodless within twenty miles of Spokane in Mount Spokane forest and was found exhausted late yesterday in Blanchard Idaho after losing his way during the trek with no supplies.
A. H. Price, 43, a logger, was held in the city jail Monday for a federal investigation. He was arrested Sunday at Second Ave and Washington Ave with antigovernment literature in his possession.
Advertisement for Zemo by BE. W. Rose Co. Cleveland O markets a skin cure sold at drug stores for 35 cents or a dollar for extra large bottles. Claims include removal of pimples blackheads blotches ring worm with a clean antiseptic liquid that does not stain.
A historical notice promoting S S S as a blood purifier to cure catarrh. It claims catarrh stems from impure blood and urges immediate treatment with the vegetable remedy S S S, offering free medical advice and a contact in Atlanta Georgia.
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