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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1919
Page
10
Fred Hilles, a railroad switchman, will speak to the police court Tuesday to explain the source of a large quantity of lumber found when officers halted him just as he left Allen shipyard at Ballard Monday afternoon. The lumber was on a Northern Pacific speeder and Hilles was in a hurried departure.
Peter Rabbit meets Yank Yank the Nuthatch in the Old Orchard. Yank Yank explains he has arrived for the winter, living with Mrs Yank Yank in a hidden leaf and feather nest inside an old stump. He notes their six young and gives a cheerful greeting. Next story teased: Yank Yank Explains Some Things.
A vintage ad touts Freezone as a cheap, painless way to remove corns and calluses. It claims drops on the corn or callus stop pain instantly and lift the affected skin from the toe or foot without soreness.
Cho-Cho tells why skin pores stay open and need washing. He describes the role of water, soap, and weekly baths to keep the skin clean and the body functioning, warning about clogged pores and a tale of a painted boy who died when pores closed.
A canoeing observer overhears Anita Corley and Mary Kymbal debating jealousy and competition among women over a shared man. Corley criticizes older women as unfit rivals while tensions rise as Kymbal pleads to be released from the encounter.
A captioned school scene shows children wearing uniforms from She Rhodes Co as they head to class. The image highlights local fashion and school routine, reflecting era style and community life.
The Rhodesa hosiery line offers a complete stock of children's socks in multiple weights and styles. Listings include girls No. 135 fine ribbed cotton, Lisle No. 140 ribbed black or white, and No. 165 light weight silk Lisle. boys Nos. 835 heavy cotton, No. 840 medium weight plain, No. 940 heavy cotton, and No. 251 heavy Lisle with reinforced knee. colors include black, white, brown, cordovan, with sizes from 5 to 11 percent.
A four-tier satin skirt with one-inch grosgrain ribbon edges and a separate sash finished with a ribbon tie. Prices range from $10.00 to $39.50 with the featured model at $39.50.
A frightened Mrs. Kymbal tries to flee as Anita Corley blocks the rustic entrance with a rocker and continues a brutal attack on a helpless bird, while summoning a disturbing scene under a summer house.
Mrs H W Graven a Seattle practical nurse reports marked relief from stomach trouble rheumatic pains and headaches after taking Tanlac She says five bottles improved her digestion energy and sleep and endorses the medicine sold at Bartell Drug Stores under a Tanlac representative.
Miss Corley taunts the heroine as she confesses no murder and quietly paddles Mary Kymbal to safety. Dorothy hints at looming trouble while Eavesdropping provides sharp commentary on gossip and “good copy.”
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