Dale Plays the Game in a Desert-Drawn Social Trap
In a staged desert life, Dale Kendall clashes with Brant over finances and jealousy as Mimi Hamford returns, stirring old flames. Phil Clifford, once Dale’s lover, confronts memories at a glittering party where class, flattery, and ambition entangle their fates.
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Evans
Kendall
Brant
Desert
Dale
Mimi
Eleanor Farraday
Pail
Erma Hanford
Phil
Erin
Guinevere
Isolte
The
White Hands
Erma
Wanford
Phi
Hanford
Phil Clifford
Colt City
Pam
Davis
Uncle Wiggily's Funny Mistake
Uncle Wiggily speaks to the Little Puddle unhappy at its size. Frogs Bully and Bawly mock the water while Mr. Longeats contemplates helping it grow. The Puddle longs to become large despite the rabbit’s caution and memories of its pretty stones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Longeats
Yguassa Falls of South America Outshine Niagara in Size
Uncle Rays Corner visits Iguassa Falls on the Argentina Brazil border. The falls lie on the Parana river, with two main sections the Brazil and Argentine Falls. At peak, they reach 210 feet high, higher than Niagara though not as tall as Africa's Victoria Falls.
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South America
Iguassa Falls
Niagara Falls
Africa
Argentine
Brazil
Yguassa
Arto Parana
Braz
Argentina
Tropics
Tguassa Falls
Niagara
Irguassa
Uncle Wiggily Helps Little Puddle Grow Big Then Shrink
In a whimsical tale, Uncle Wiggily digs a canal to feed water from a brook to a Little Puddle. The plan backfires as water flows away, shrinking the puddle instead of swelling it, leaving the puddle wiser and content to fade back into the brook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr.Longears
Special Legion Train From District Likely
A special train to the Louisville national American Legion convention is proposed if enough district posts join. A committee led by Harold Buckley will tour towns to rally support, with a $31.85 round trip fare from Illinois Central and sleeping car accommodations. Charles McKinstry is treasurer for the On to Louisville drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Legion
Louisville
Becker-Chapman
Harold Buckley
Fred Teemer
Charles McKinstry
A. A. Zimmerman
Harry M. Reed
Illinois Gentral Railroad
Snowmelt Swells Cedar River But No Alarm
The Cedar River, rising to one foot eight inches above normal at the Iowa Public Service Co plant, is fed by upstream snowmelt. George W. Lonneck er, division superintendent, says there is no cause for alarm unless heavy rains occur and notes the rise is from over the weekend melt.
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Altho the
Cedar
Iowa Public Service Company
George W. Lonnecker
Lonnecker
Fire chief Ostertag and former chief Blank pensioned after long service
Burlington Iowa April 5. Frank Ostertag fire chief and former chief L F Blank were placed on the pension list after forty years of service with the fire department. Blank led the force as fire chief from 1902. The new chief has served since 1907.
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Chile
Burlington
Ins
Frank Ostertag
L.F. Blank
Blank
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Ann Forester
George
San Francisco
Gante
Byrd
Rizzol
Gould Rizzo
Rizzo
Mary
Lila Delonme
Uncle Wiggily
Howard R
G4ris
Uncle Ray’s
Ray
Tillie the Toiler
Mac
Hogan
Double- Creoit
Nineteenth Street
Pineapple Avenue
By Ben Dave Allen
Bully
Rabbit
Uncle Wiggly
Nash
Special Legion
Becker-Chapman Post
Charles Mc
Kinstry
Fred J. Miller
East High School
William Lingelbach
Fred Wicker Camp
United Spanish War Veterans
Legion
Freiburg
Henry Clark
Allen Keemabyne Hospital
J.D. Liffring
Auxiliary
Coif
Towa
University of Towa
Order of the Coif
Louis F. Carroll
Davenport
Orville F. Grahame
Frank EB. Horack, Jr
Benson L
Hoyt
Town City
Ferris E. Hurd
Northwood
Francis J. MacLaughlin
Des Moines
Harlan J. Williamson
Hopkinton
Tee
Bulova
Roberta
Ulip
Reid
Chkut
Sokinows
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