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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1920

Page

3

Halloween Party at the Little Lady House

A Monthly gathering at the Little Lady’s house on Halloween ends with a frightful twist as Angeline the old Indian woman sneaks in through a window causing a crash. Rainier Valley boys recall the spooky, prank filled night with jack o lanterns and whispered frights.

Angeline Andy Rainier Valley Boys

Adventures of the Twins and the Gray Ball Mystery

Olive Roberts Barton describes a Meadow Grove school picnic where Nick and others chase a large gray ball hung from a willow tree. Scampers Squirrel hits the bullseye winning a mysterious prize, prompting hush among the players and outlining a playful contest.

Adventures OF the Twins Olive Roberts Barton Meadow Grove Scribble Nick Mr. Bunny Ben

Happy Jack Hides From Farmer Brown in Cornfield

A tale from Thornton W. Burgess where Happy Jack the squirrel and Bobby Coon raid a cornfield at night. Farmer Brown and his son discover the disturbance as Jack flees, while the story hints at a future scene titled What Farmer Brown Boy Saw and notes on Orland T. McGaffin’s draft service.

Cyane Brown Blacky Crow Bobby Coon Happy Baquirrel Happy Jack Happy Jack Happy Gack Coon Jack Squirrel Green Forest Farmer Brown Parmer Brown Farmer Brown Boy Orland T. McGaffin Dover

Stop Pain Of Corns With Cactus Corn Compound

The article promotes Cactus Corn Compound as a safe cure for corns and caluses. It claims immediate pain relief by painting the corn, with the corn drying up and falling off. A small bottle costs only a few cents and may remove dozens of corns. cutting is warned against. If it fails, the druggist refunds money.

Williams Announces Democratic Sheriff Nominees

A political paid advertisement promotes 406EPH Williams as the Democratic sheriff candidate with contrast to opponents. It highlights birthplaces of opponents Denmark Austria and Til Noise, claiming Wik Hama as the only native-born American in the contest and urging voters to choose a real American.

Denmark Austria Wik Hama Tilnoise

Pyorrohea Home Treatment Promises Relief

California dentist Dr. W. W. Hoagland announces PyoroVold as a remedy for Pyorrhoea. The ad promises satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded and offers mail order delivery from 908 Market St, San Francisco.

W. W. Hoagland California Market St San F Francisco

Base Hospital No. 60 Plans Armistice Night Reunion

The first grand reunion of Base Hospital No. 60 former members will occur Armistice night at the New Washington hotel. Men from across the state are expected to attend a banquet and get-together event. Seamarents Business College Adv.

Base Hospital Base Hospital No. 60 New Washington Hotel

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