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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
23
Elsa confronts a door yielding a surprise guest, Prince Paul of Letivadia, revealing his marriage to Ted Layton’s wife. Paul explains his tie to Elsa while Ted remains skeptical and chooses to stay as Elsa contemplates a possible divorce. The scene ends with a hint of ongoing tension and a tomorrow continuation.
Elsa serves coffee to Prince Paul as he lies recovering from a late night visit. The scene shifts to morning as Elsa prepares breakfast and Ted arrives early, forcing an awkward introduction and revealing a tense domestic dynamic in a palace like apartment.
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane watch a tense scene as crows pursue Big Eyes the owl. Big Eyes peeks out after a lull, confessing his daytime blindness caused the near-miss, while Jingle and Jangle recount a spoonful of cake sugar spilled in the chocolate cake plan.
A talking owl and rabbits recount a sugar spill and a near capture by crows. Big Eyes explains he clattered his beak to warn Uncle Wiggily, who forgives him as the crowd plots to tame an imagined sugar hunt.
In Bath Maine Dr Merrill Joss 31 attempted suicide in Augusta jail Wednesday after being charged with killing his wife. The incident followed his arrest for the alleged homicide.
Hours before the Segndahod county jury would hear evidence in the fatal bludgeoning of a physician, details emerge of a nurse’s attempted defense and a hospital transfer. A prisoner’s cell exhibit blood loss from a self-inflicted injury with nail clippers. The physician's condition is described as fairly good after a transfusion.
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