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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1929

Page

16

Uncle Wiggily’s Hollow Hungry Tree Tea Room

In a winter tale, Uncle Wiggily helps birds by sheltering a hollow tree as a restaurant for seaborn scraps, seeds, and suet. Birds spread the word, the fox is driven off by starling birds, and the Hungry Tree becomes a sheltering dining spot all season.

Uncle Wigelly Chippy Rabbit Gentleman Starlings Grackles Wiggily Uncle Wiegily Hungry Tree Uncle Wiggily

The Fortunate Wayfarer Chapter Erix Fallout at Freddy's

In a New York club the mood turns tense as Victor Perle and Solomon Graunt plot with a Russian woman and Freddy. Freddy warns of police pressure and a planned abduction order, while Perle defends a daughters fate and readiness, hinting at a midnight payoff. The scene ends with the line that the plan will proceed tomorrow.

Erix Freddy Victor Perle Solomon Graunt Victor Farle Perle Iong Eolomon Graunt Yale Jane Victor Porte Victor “Perle Solomon Grant Londer Len Bill Leavey Blackfriar's Victor Perlé

Hungry Tree Helps Winter Birds In Uncle Wiggily Tale

In a tale featuring Uncle Wiggily the rabbit, Chippy the sparrow explains a hungry tree where birds seek food during cold winters. The rabbit wonders how to help the birds as Chippy and others discuss feeding those who stay rather than migrate.

Chippy Wagily Bunalow Hollow Stump South Hand Uncle Wiggily Mr. Langears

Thunder Lizards Roamed North America In Ancient Times

UNCLE RAY recounts prehistoric giants like the Thunder Lizard and Diplodocus. He describes their massive sizes, long necks, and swampy habitats, noting their 80 to 100 foot lengths and leaf based diets. The article ponders their extinction millions of years ago due to climate shifts.

North America Wyoming Ray

Burroughs Nature Club Answers Reader Questions

Burroughs Nature Club notes present questions on gull mating seasons nest sites and whether squirrels hibernate without food. Readers learn about partridge versus grouse naming, tent caterpillar control via winter collections, and how whales insulate with blubber to stay warm in cold water.

Wnacturg Notes Colch

Wet Blanket Becomes War Army Innovation

An Army quartermaster officer has developed a new type of waterproof warm blanket to replace the traditional wet blanket used in campaigns. The goal is to keep soldiers dry and comfortable, combining protection from rain with wool-like warmth.

Sam Quartermaster Corps

Hills Bros Coffee Roasting Process Highlighted

An advertisement extols Hills Bros Coffee for its controlled gradual roasting in large plants and in homes. It emphasizes uniform flavor, prevents over or under roasting, and claims vacuum packing preserves aroma and fullness. The copy invites consumers to request Hills Bros by name and watch for the Arab logo on the can.

Hills Bros Hills Bros. Coffee

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