Uncle Wiggily and the Lightning Bugs
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit helps two tangled fireflies from a spider’s web and later outsmarts a fox and a gator who trap him in a hollow log using a fake office sign. The fireflies free him by creating a burning hole, and he Hops home, noting the foxes’ and alligator’s plans backfired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Rabbit
Jane
Mr. Longears
Dr. Possum
Dr. Jossum
Gator
Uncle Wiggil
Fox
Uncle Wigerly
Susie
Chamber of Commerce to add new members from delinquent list
The delinquent membership committee chaired by J. Leslie Taylor reports progress in collecting back dues and plans another 10 o'clock Tuesday meeting at the Chamber to present final subcommittee reports. In Chunchula Alabama the Dunning Drum team to play a double header with Chunchula on Sunday October 17 with listed lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
J. Leslie Taylor
Chunchula
Ala
Dunning
Gallasch
Baum
Fulton
Gralapp
Davis
Norris
Wangerin
George
Confessions of a Wife Ends in Dying Reflection
Kitty admits she loved Will Tenney deeply and reflects on marriage to Herbert as a means to self control. She confesses the pull of a star she never reached and vows to die honest as she lives, with Margie listening intently to the confession. An interlude notes Turkish air craft loss near Arish and President Wilson’s possible summer move to the New Jersey shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Kitty
Margie
Will
Donna
Nile
Bill
Egypt
Will Tenney
Donna Tenney
Herbert
Bert
Kitty Malram
Washington
Wilson
Cornish
N. H
Simmer Capital
New Jersey Shore
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Polly
Her
Mort
Hoss
Fer AS
Fuzzy Fox
the Fox
Howard R. Garis
The
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Faust
Hutchison
Maull Bros
St. Louis, U. S. A
Britton
Eas Mae
F. L. Tapia
Selma
Outhern Railway
Confederate Veterans
G. A. Robson
Berlin
Sayville
Constantinople
FE Arish
HEINZ
Westport
America United
Troy Wy
E. H. Britton
Dauphin Street
EO i
Chicago
Efairbank Soneaar
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