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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1920
Page
5
BM Blackbird's plan unfolds as the twins pretend to be birds in a playful guessing game. Nim identifies the next target while Bill fabricates an oriole disguise to slip forward toward springtime adventures.
Peter Rabbit and Johnny Chuck organize a secret party to greet Unc Billy Possum's arriving family. They invite a diverse crew from the Green Forest and Green Meadows while excluding potential troublemakers like Reddy Fox and Shadow the Weasel. The plan hinges on secrecy and a joyful welcome.
Paris May 6 Allied leaders decide Germans may not participate in the upcoming economic discussions at Spa Belgium. German representatives will attend only as witnesses, the French foreign office announced today.
Ralph J. Hennesey pleaded guilty to embezzling $7,374.23 from Bank of California while employed as a teller. He was sentenced to 18 months at McNeil Island by Federal Judge Neterer on Wednesday afternoon. He had been free on bond since his March 29 arrest and has attempted to repay the stolen funds, per his attorney.
Improvement of the southeast corner of Sixth Ave and Spring Street, a 120 by 120 foot lot, was announced Wednesday following BE H Hamlin's sale for 35000. Purchasers' names were not disclosed. Harlin had bought the property months ago for 27500. Mrs Victoria Z Smith, 79, died Wednesday at 324 Fifth Ave North. Services Friday at 2 PM at Home Undertaking Co with burial in Washelli.
Mrs Lydia Muncy, 77, died Wednesday morning at her home at 409 Eastlake Ave. She is survived by Wheesons, Waller HL, Milton A. and Roy FH Muncy, all of Seattle. The body will be shipped to Hudson, Wisconsin for burial.
Joleey Williama the Imperial Theatre star in St. Louis shares a cosmetic recipe to darken gray hair. A half pint of water, bay rum ounce, Barbo Compound, glycerine four ounces, applied twice weekly until the shade meets preference. The mix is not a dye and won t stain the scalp.
John W. Phariss died Wednesday at his Seattle home 8717 Seventh Ave. He came from Missouri 18 months ago. Survived by four sisters: Nellie Phariss and Mrs. J.L. Campnell of Seattle, Flora Peet of Missoula Mont, and Mia M. Eskelson of Portland Ore.
A persuasive health line urges readers to maintain bodily order through a regimen promising bright eyes clear skin and youthful vitality. It emphasizes personal care and regular routines as pathways to improved appearance and wellness.
An advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a miracle for dull complexions, claiming it removes wrinkles puffiness and rough skin without signs of use. It also asserts whitening effects on hands and arms and mentions Owl Drugs Co and Howa Bros. Chemical Conn Buffalo N Y. The piece ends noting the May term of district court drawn by Judge Jeremiah Neterer.
An old advertisement claims four ounces of liquid arvon dissolves dandruff overnight. It asserts rubbing into the scalp destroys dandruff with repeated applications, stops itching, and improves hair shine and feel. It notes arvon is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
Advert says Olive Tablets from Dr Edwards relieve constipation as a substitute for calomel. Claims of quick results and gentle action noted with suggestion to take at bedtime. Promotes areca nut content and morning after effects implied.
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