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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1929

Page

13

Dale Plays the Game by Ann Forester

Dale Evans Kendell and Brant, trapped by poverty and pride, quarrel as Brant faces his estate and Dale confronts Mimi’s schemes. Jealousy gnaws Brant while Dale recalls past loves and longs for a shared future, forcing a fragile marriage to endure under scrutiny.

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Malaria Mugs Button Bag Heists By Rabbits

Jingle and Jangle Muddled quest to borrow Nurse Jane s button bag from Miss Puzzy s kitchen and sneak to Jennie Chip munk s mossy log home for a game of Button Button Who s Got the Button. The giggling rabbits promise to return the buttons they take.

Nurse Jane Jingle Jennie Chipmunk Jangle Uncle Wigely Jennie Chip

Uncle Wiggily and the Brass Button Ruse

Uncle Wiggily hopes for adventure as the Bob Cat schemes to catch him. A Wogglejig warns him, and Uncle Wigglily adds brass buttons to look like a police officer. The Bob Cat flees when the sun shines on the buttons, letting the bunny go free.

Uncle Wiggil Uncle Wiggily Dingle Jangla Buttons Rabbit Uncle Wigellg Bob Cat Uncle Wigently Jennie Chipmunk Jingle Jangle Jane Binsky

Gourmet tides turn in Paris as diners seek simplicity

Paris gourmets face a changing scene as Luigi, Ritz’s high chancellor, laments a decline in elaborate dining. Younger diners favor lighter five course meals, quicker service, and simpler fare, while prices rise and some famed venues fade. A new wave includes intimate outposts and chef’s personal service, yet old temples struggle to fill.

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Spring Fashion Colors and Fabrics Dominate New Season

A vivid survey of spring apparel highlights bold color contrasts, floral and check patterns, and lightweight wools. Designers showcase chartreuse trims, plain silks, and printed fabrics with modern geometric motifs across dresses, frocks, and housecoats, emphasizing smart, youthful silhouettes and careful fabric choices for varying figures.

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Uncle Wiggily's Brass Buttons in a Dizzy Dash

Jingle and Jangle race to Uncle Wiggily for Nurse Jane's button bag after school. The sisters clash over the shiny prize as Uncle Wiggily contemplates adventure, sprinkling humor and whimsy through the hollow stump bungalow.

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Uncle Rays Corner A Saturday Tales For Kids

Uncle Ray shares a playful tale of Betty who runs a dolls school teaching with report cards and history outlines. He urges careful teaching, learning from mistakes, and truth as a guide, promising a leaflet titled Home Pastimes for Boys and Girls to readers who send a stamped self addressed envelope to Uncle Ray.

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