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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1936
Page
9
In a Woodland tale Uncle Wiggily contemplates a spring car spin after a harsh winter. Mrs Longéars cautions about remaining road drifts and missing chains while Mr Whitewash notes lingering hazards. The rabbit insists he will not get stuck.
A 1936 tale follows Uncle Wiggily in an auto with sausage tires that spin in deep snow between hills. The bunny driver cannot free the car until a hungry tramp dog removes the tires, revealing steel rims that grip and allow a pull to a garage for new tires.
The Sunday horoscope predicts a lively day with business, writings, and publicity under good signs. Travel or relocation appears likely with beneficial new contacts and possible new contracts. Employment may improve, though some personal anxiety or grief may appear. birthdays hint at a year of advantageous changes and a versatile child who favors distance yet stays affectionate at home.
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