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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1919
Page
2
Danny watches an Osprey rise after a Pickerel, while he reflects on being hunted and the trap of the waterbank. Heddy Pox sits nearby grinning as the Big Pickerel evades Mink Snapper and other pursuers.
A dubious ad promises rapid hair growth using a cheap bottle of Danderine sold at drug counters. The copy urges readers to apply the liquid to the scalp for thicker longer, glossy hair, claiming dramatic improvement.
An old advertisement touts Neuralgig Pains as a safe headache and neuralgia treatment. It claims relief from sprains, bruises, cuts, bites, stings, and various aches, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Also promotes Willard Liver Whips as a pink pill remedy.
A house scene shows Peter and his dog Pan enduring baths and powder with quarrels and laughter. The piece closes noting Lydia E. Pinkham’s tonic and a joke about overworked women. A Rotary Club luncheon invites J Shepard of the Federal Reserve as principal speaker.
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