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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

3

Paper Roses Chapter XIII Mirror of a London clerk's remorse

Roderick Fergerson confronts his guilt after a rash act with Sherney and money worries in London. He vows to change and maintains a bond with Fergerson while old Sir Fergerson resolves to help Rosalie Dean recover, hinting at deeper plans and guardianship.

Sherney London Fergerson Rorie Madoe Reid Rerie Rederick Old Wergerson Baker Aerie Mr. Fergerson

Cap'n Pennywinkle and the Swordfish Rescue

Cap'n Pennywinkle and Curly tackle a traffic jam caused by Tub Terrapin on the Cross as a seaweed tree blocks the way. Swordfish, Shark, Hammerfish, and Sturgeon arrive with conflicting ideas on how to free him while the magic badge lends Cap'n Pennywinkle aid. To be continued.

Cap'n Pennywinkle Curty Cross Tub ‘Terrapin Swordfish Curly Mr. Swordfish Mr. Shark Mr. Hammerfish Mr. Sturgeon Mack Mackerel Shark Seattle Star

Doings of the Duffs Aiding Ronnie’s Wife Mystery

Dr Myers and Ol. Fergerson chase the background of Ronnie Briton’s wife, untangling a secret marriage and a possible circus past. Myers seeks to help via Iddler the spinal man while Brenda presses for disclosure, fearing Sherney’s hold over the girl. The case deepens as motives and past lives collide.

Iddler Bherney Fergerson Eustace Myers Redmund Sherney Brenda Ronnie Dr. Myers Mr. Fergerson Roderick Briton Old Fergerson Teddy

Indian School Quarrel-Free Play Delights Mother

In a morning scene, Peggy and David argue over a tennis ball while their mother contrasts their quarrel with Indian children who play without cross words. Mrs Bartlett recalls Indians never quarrel, instead playing fair as girls chase in a zigzag game with a paper tag turning someone "poison" as the game continues.

Chapter XLVII Tom and Philip in a Secret Club Scuffle

The narrator wrestles with confusion after a club brawl story links Philip Ames, Tom Bradford, and an unnamed woman. Grace suggests a love-triangle motive while Philip asks for a quick word, raising tension and questions about loyalties.

Tom Philip Grace Philip Ames Tom Bradford Miss Sorensen Mrs. Ames

Adopted Dilemmas Haunt Wealthy Family In Crisis

Roderick dismisses the idea of adoption as dangerous to family harmony while Dr Myers urges a young child. Brenda’s situation complicates the plot as old Fergerson contemplates secrets and risking the truth about his wife. The trio faces moral and financial stakes with an unreadable future.

Brenda Old Fergerson Rorle Myers Roderick Clintons Foundling Rosalie Sddler’s Dr. Myers Fergerson Nexs

Physician urges Pinkham's for common women ailments

A prominent physician notes most women’s complaints are not surgical and urges women with headaches bearing down pains or nervous weakness to try Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a natural restorative. The ad claims it can prevent more serious troubles and promotes the product at 40 cents.

Lydia E. Pinkham

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