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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1920
Page
5
A narrative recounts Elisa Spalding and her family's peril amid frontier conflict. An Indian ally helps a threatened member hide and escape, a priest is killed, and the Spaldings survive after ransom paid by the Hudson Bay Company. The tale emphasizes danger, kinship, and perilous journeys across perilous terrain.
A 1920 piece by Olive Roberts Bar recounts Meadow Grove animals competing in playful races during a local fair. Ben Bunny and Cutie Cotton tie for four legged, Greenie Grase wins six leggers, Bill Ra among birds absent due to migration. Prof Have prizes with a mustache cup after guiding a jump through a hoop.
Billy Mink explains a plan to Bobby Coon to lead Bowser away by wading Laughing Brook and swimming to Jerry Murkrat’s house. They race along water paths to evade Farmer Brown’s Boy and Bowser, climbing onto Jerry’s roof to wait out the chase.
The tale follows Bobby Coon and Billy Mink as they scheme at Jerry Muskrat's house. Bowser the Hound chases toward Laughing Brook while Farmer Brown's Boy closes in with a gun. The trio observing from the roof see the unfolding chase and danger near the waterway.
Bowser stood with his dog at the Smiling Pool edge and looked directly toward Jerry Muskrat’s house, a tense moment implied by the scene.
An advertisement argues women endure pains from childhood to motherhood and claim Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from roots and herbs can correct organic derangements. It urges sufferers not to give up hope without a trial.
In a playful exchange, Doure Bowser and Billy Mink discuss giving up the night. The chatter about Chatterer the Red Squirrel adds to the woodland mood with light, humorous tone.
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