Whitefoot Fights Drowning in Tin Pail
A tale recounts Whitefoot trapped in a half filled sap pail with slick walls. He swims frantically, loses footing, and fights panic hoping to reach the edge and escape before sinking.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1919
Page
5
Boy Keeps Paddling to Escape Drowning
In a perilous moment a man paddles frantically with the pails sides to stay afloat. He presses on even as fear grows and he senses certain drowning, while Vic voices squeaks of hopeless despair. The effort continues until rescue or relief ends the struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic
Nightroom tensions and quiet advances in a city workplace
The scene follows Sidney and Carlotta debating attire and independence as a woman aims to go out, while Le Moyne gains prominence at work and Max Wilson grows wary of the new dynamic. K. and Le Moyne clash over status as cases flow to Max under Le Moyne's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Carlotta
Wilsons
K. True
le Moyne
Wilson
Max
White Springs
Tillie Meets Le Moyne at Roadhouse
In December, Le Moyne, exhausted by work and longing for action, walks seven miles from the streetcar line to a valley roadhouse where he encounters Tillie, now transformed in appearance and demeanor. She greets him coolly as Mr. Schwitter departs for the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Moyne
Max
Tillie
Rescue story of truck forced off road injures two
On Monday morning a Pure Mik Dairy truck driven by Frank Kanitzer and passenger H G Gregg of 5602 45th Ave. Suffered minor injuries when another vehicle struck the rear hub and pushed the truck six feet off the Spokane street roadway into the tide flats. The truck was wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kanitzer
Pure Mik Dairy
H. G. Gregg
45Th Ave
Kanitzer
Spokane St
James Huckins
W. Dravua St
Tiz for Aching Feet Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Tiz as a miracle cure for tender tired feet. It claims the product draws out poisonous exudations causing swelling and pain, relieves bunions callouses and burning, and offers year of comfort for a quarter with a 26 cent box.
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Everett True
CONDO
RRS
Gotrox
T Wave
Thornton W. Burgess
T. W. Burgess
Whittefoot
Whitefoot
Leo
Sam
Danny
Moter
Him
Stueworn
Mr. le Moyne
Miss Harrison
Otto Auto
Hua
Pfeld
By Ahern
Roberts
Mr. K
Jeff Halford
Pioneer
First Ave
James St
Pat
Lous
S.A
Novetty inMiLicu
Novelty Mill
Seattle
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