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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1920
Page
5
Nancy and Nick return to Scrub-Up Land as fireman Rubadub frets over missing yellow paint and canary caused color mix up. Buttercups, daffodils, and other flowers fear pink and blue hues until the twins recount adventures at the Fairy Queen's palace and Morning Star and help finish the story in the big picture book.
Johnny Chuck wakes late and hungry to find Sammy Jay laughing in the night. Jimmy Skunk asks for his moved house on the hill while Johnny searches, then kicks a hidden object in the sand.
Mrs. N. F. Wollin of 4202 Burke Avenue Seattle credits Tanlac with dramatic gains from rheumatism kidney and stomach troubles. She reports losing fifty pounds regaining normal weight improved appetite digestion and sleep plus steadier nerves and renewed energy enabling her to do housework again. Tanlac is available in Seattle through Bartell stores.
Johnny Chuck and friends clear sand from a doorway to reveal a stone blocking Jimmy Skunk’s house. They remove the stone and Johnny finds a footprint. The group suspects Bobby Coon is behind the mischief and vows that he will face consequences.
James F. Bray, charged by grand jury with illegal use of war savings stamp certificates, pleaded guilty when arraigned before Federal Judge Nettler Monday.
Northwest mariner Captain Rodney Church died suddenly of heart trouble at his home on 2736 45th Ave West. Son of Lewis K. Church former Dakota territorial governor, he served in the Spanish American War and belonged to the Masters Mates and Pilots. Funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m.
Anna Dixon filed for divorce on a Tuesday claiming her husband Alex Dixon’s profanity grated on her. The couple had separated after he joined the colors and returned September 1919 a master of coarse words. He works for Seattle Lighting Co. and resides at 60064 First Ave N W.
Charles Howe aged 60 of 3834 Fremont Avenue fell from a scaffold Monday in Fremont and was injured. He remained in Seattle General Hospital Tuesday with a wrenched back.
Superior Judge A. W. Frater scheduled a 2 p m Tuesday hearing on John Frank Van Hoof's citizenship petition contested by Police Lieutenant F A Ribbach the ex father in law of Van Hoofs former wife Ribbach claims Van Hoof is an...
St James cathedral drive raised 120000 dollars with 100000 designated to free the cathedral from mortgage and the remainder for diocesan charitable institutions.
A claim of an in ad advertisement offering four ounces of liquid arvon to dissolve dandruff. Night application moisten scalp, rub in, and by morning dandruff is gone with repeated use claimed to destroy all signs and itching stops, leaving hair fluffy and glossy.
Simple advertisement claims a painless method to remove hair by applying a thick paste of powdered delatone and rubbing it off after about two minutes. The skin is said to remain unharmed and hair is supposed to be gone after one treatment, though users are advised to ensure the product is delatone.
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