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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1921

Page

3

Portrait of Gopher Prairie Reform and Longing

Carol Kennicott debates town life with Vida Menker, arguing reform is spiritual not political. She volunteers with Camp Fire girls, backs a new school bond, and envisions exotic dreams amid a midwestern town’s craving for color and change.

Nhewepapera Arkansas jJuet Delaware Main Street Dr. Kennicott Carel Carol Crith Vida New York New 1 Venice Paris Vida Menpellod Thanatopais Club Sam Clark Ella Stowbody New City Hall Library Board The Dramatic Association Will Matt Persia Caewar Mary Martha

The Magical Mushroom Invitation From Autumn Chestnuts

Nancy and Nick explore a meadow under an old chestnut tree where a curious yellow burr reveals a magical mushroom. They greet the Fairy Queen and Pim Lim while Mr. Mushroom hints at future secrets about their adventure. The scene captures a playful autumn moment and a hint of magical mischief to come.

Nancy Nick Jack Frost Mushroom Mr. Mushroom Fairy Queen Pim Lim Seattle Star

Striking a New Oregon Farm Night of Quiet

A family recalling their first night on a Oregon Country farm describes fern beds, a cedar roof house, and a quiet forest hush. Mother wakes to a scratching sound outside and a heavy body drops on the roof, signaling a mysterious intruder or creature above.

Oregon Country Oregon City

Confessions of a Movie Star excerpt sparks family doubts

The narrator recalls a dinner with Rose and a tense drive home. Motherdear worries about McMasters, a married actor with multiple children, hinting at a frame up and advising caution. Cyrus suggests the chauffeur’s possible manipulation and a safer course.

Rose MecMasters Motherdear Mother Cyrus Cissy McMasters Mother Dear Mo Masters

Cry of a Woman Scorned Over Time and Identity

A thirty year old wife in a diary scene confronts aging and envy as she sees Vida’s plump youth and resents expectations of a settled life. She rages at perceived societal lies and longs for personal distinction beyond wifehood and domestic routine. The fragment hints at a forthcoming continuation.

Railway property values soar in early 20th century

Between 1912 and 1919 railway property values in the United States increased substantially, approaching a total near one billion dollars. The surge reflects rapid expansion and consolidation in the rail network during a period of industrial growth.

United States

Thirty Years Search Ends With Tanlac Cure

Charles Benham of Seattle says he spent thirty years seeking a medicine to ease stomach trouble and lead poisoning effects. After trying Tanlac, he reports renewed health, energy, and appetite, with improved sleep. Tanlac is sold at Bartell's drug stores in Seattle and by other local doctors.

Tanlac Charles Benham 49Th Ave Seattle Bartell'’s

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