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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1920

Page

5

Lonely Trail Visitor Encounters Mixed Race Rural Life

A young woodsman on a west coast trail arrives at a cabin and encounters two frightened girls and a humorous misperception. The scene shifts to social tensions around race and marriage as the stranger discovers an unfamiliar household.

West Coast

Adventures of the Twins Readers Read at School

Freddie Frog reads aloud to Nancy and visitors as Mr Scribble Beratch calls on him to read from a reader. The scene features playful rhymes about Miss Clementina May Eel, Sylvester T. Fro, and Mr Turtile, reflecting Freddie Prog’s grand manners and classroom routine in 1920.

Mr. Scribble Beratch Freddie Nancy Nick Meadow Grove Wesgen T. B. Worth Cortlandt St New York

Happy Jack Squirrel's Tumbling Moral in The Green Forest

In Thornton W. Burgess tale Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel steals nuts from Striped Chipmunk and is caught by his cousin Chatterer the Red Squirrel. A frightened chase ends with Happy Jack fleeing the scene as Chatterer accuses him of theft.

Thornton W. Burgess Happy Jack Squirrel Happy Jack Happy Jack Squire Striped Chipmunk Chatterer Red Squirrel Green Forest

Father and Son Clash Over Punishment in Boston Script

A tense family scene features a stern father and a resentful son named Hobby arguing over discipline. The exchange hints at a parental whipping as the mother supports the punishment in a Boston script fragment.

Father Robert Hobby Mother Boston

Monday Move for John Liske Inmate Held as Evidence

John Liske moved from 71/137th Ave, 8 to the city jail Monday afternoon. Federal prohibition agents hold 200 gallons of raisin aryl prune mash and two gallons of finished product as evidence.

John Liske 137Th Ave John's

Sphenodon, NZ Lizardlike Relic From Carboniferous Era

A unique New Zealand reptile, the sphenodon, remains the sole living representative of the ancient reptile group from the late Carboniferous period, offering a rare glimpse into prehistoric life.

New Zealand

City Dads Inspect Site of Reservoir Plan

City councilmen and the board of public works left Tuesday for Swan Lake to inspect ground plans for a proposed large storage reservoir at the lake.

Board of Public Works Swan Lake

Blood-Iron Phosphate Claims to Strengthen Nerves

Advertises Blood-Iron Phosphate as a quick remedy to weakness anemia sleeplessness and neurasthenia by boosting nerves and red blood cells. Claims a three week treatment costs $1.50 with full refund if dissatisfied from Owl Drug Co or any druggist. Urges readers to start use immediately.

Owl Drug Co

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