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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
2
Tampt dispatches report a severe hurricane off the coast strikes Laredo area on Monday causing a tank farm at El Aguola in the Chijol district to burn. The facility valued at $50,000 suffered damage along with shipping and numerous oil derricks in the region were affected.
Dan O Connor, six year old son of Mr and Mrs Daniel O Connor, returns home with his parents after a Friday release. H L Beggs of 114 Temple Place was released from the city jail on 500 dollar bail after his automobile strike Wednesday. The Providence hospital treated the boy with non serious injuries.
A historical classified style notice promotes Swift Specific Co remedies for eczema and other skin conditions. It claims deep seated blood troubles cause itching and offers free medical advice from a chief medical man, inviting readers to write detailing their case to Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
In a reflective letter from Silversand Lake, the narrator recalls Randy Lewis, longtime friend and sweetheart. She describes shared childhoods, school days, gifts, and a drift as she pursued ambitions in the city, while noting Joan’s closeness to Randy and the enduring community ties with the Lewises.
In a handwritten missive Dolly contemplates whether Randy suits Joan, admits jealousy, and vows to stay unselfish while awaiting Eric Wallis and pursuing a talk about Mr. Kymbal. She asserts Joans happiness, hints at love triangles, and declares Mary Kymbal needs him.
Mother Molly Cottontall and her daughter Fluff tell a gentle animal play scene for Seattle children. A pair of friendly foxes mocks fierce behavior while Rabbit follows closely as the family bids good night and turns out the light.
Representative Blanton of Texas declared in the house that Secretary of Labor Wilson has arrogantly denied Congress the right to know the department's activities especially regarding the Thomas J. Mooney case. He accused Samuel Gompers of shielding the labor department from investigation.
Myriads of locusts appeared across Rio de Janeiro and nearby districts causing crop and garden damage. City carecorections noted clouded reports as trains moved with great difficulty amid the infestation.
Peter Rabbit recalls Dotty the tree sparrow and searches a weed field at the edge of town to find him. Dotty and many sparrows bustle in the cold as wind howls, yet Dotty sings, seeming to welcome winter with friends nearby. Peter and Dotty exchange warm words of friendship.
James Augustus Frown sits with a baby on his lap on hot steps as a car arrives. Peter Palmer drives up with a sick old man and a sharp nosed woman who negotiates, leading to James Augustus riding away in the big car. He is headed toward Palmers' house and a uncertain future.
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