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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
14
A long letter column raises concerns about lurid today films and their impact on youth including sensational outlaws and violence. It weighs moral effects on boys, parents, and community standards amidst discussion of punishment and civic duties.
Inspector Dunbar and Dr. Stuart pursue a grisly lead at an East End morgue. A body misidentified as Gaston Max challenges their theory of The Scorpion. The autopsy inquiry widens as the envelope and a Chinese cash hint at hidden links to China.
A historical notice cautions that only Bayer labeled aspirin is genuine and prescribed by physicians for common pains and ailments. It notes Bayer as the trade mark and mentions affordable packaging of twelve tablets and larger drugstore sizes.
The hostess presents pewter Longfellow plates to Peggy and David during a quiet afternoon visit. Peggy admires the heavy plate while the hostess recalls her Massachusetts roots and the early pioneer days when she and her husband traveled to claim their land.
Zippy Zebra frets over rumors, asks Mrs Ostrich if his ear is burning as he muses his name being mentioned. Mr Ostrich corrects slang and hints at superstition while Mrs Ostrich condemns paranoia in this playful 1921 comic strip excerpt.
The narrator recalls Edith paying him a compliment then a backhanded remark. He notices colleagues watching as Edith calls to discuss a telephone message and wonders about Edith and her husband George. Dorothy comments on Edith and Georges quiet wedding and Edith’s past affair with a man named Salter, concluding with Edith’s remark about not attracting other women.
Mrs. A Kelley and her husband credit Tanlac with dramatic recovery from stomach and liver troubles. The husband lost weight and strength but regained health, while Mrs Kelley gained fifteen pounds and reports renewed energy and daily functioning. Tanlac sold by Bartell Drug Stores and local druggists in Seattle.
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