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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1929

Page

14

Dale Plays the Game in Colt City

Evicted from the theater world Dale Evans hides in a California town where love, debt, and a dying Brant Kendall collide. A planned sham marriage for a $81,000 legacy tests her resolve as Sandy warns and Dale faces a cold hotel lobby gaze and a shadowy intruder on her wedding night.

Dale "Evans Ae Hanep California Brant.Mendall the Waffle Kid Theasland Kendall Rendall Dale Qandy Sandy Brant Seatchman Brant Kendall Collie Luaneh Colt City Meltow Uwekt Daisy Dale Howard Daisy Evans Briliant Howard Evans Ife Ma Curtis Alm Miz Hendricks Miz Beebee

Uncle Wiggily and Kittie Kat Meet in Snow Surprise

Uncle Wiggily in an auto coaster with sled runners passes the house of Jose Tommie and Kittie. He finds Kittie Kat standing in a bank of snow and asks what she is doing as she acts strangely.

Uncle Wiggily Rabbit Jose Tommie Kittie Kittie Kat Uncle Wigeguy

Lost my mew in the snow tale ends with cure

Uncle Wiggy questions Kibtie about trying to lose his mew by standing in snow. Kibtie explains Jackie Bow Wow once lost his bark from a cold and was treated by Dr. Possum, restoring his bark. The light dialog follows with playful misunderstandings.

Kirlie Uncle Kittie Uncle Wiggly Kitle Jackie Bow Wow Mr. Dlongears Kib~ Tie Jackie

Uncle Rays Corner urges balanced reading and play for youths

A long reader letter to Uncle Ray from Laura Nickse urges loving books while noting limits. The columnist agrees, citing benefits of reading for knowledge and imagination, but warns against overreading. He stresses fresh air, outdoor play, and careful selection of good books to avoid eye strain and memory jumble.

Uncle Ray Laura Nickse Laura

Frock patterns and desert battle tale appear in one page

The page blends fashion patterns PATTERN 8599 through PATTERN 1657 with descriptions of woolen frocks and pleated diagonals. It shifts to a World War I desert battle account detailing General Murray's defense moves, Turkish artillery, Anzac cavalry actions, and an ingenious trenching method using shrubs as a gun carriage mattress.

Kasha Jersey Ower Sir Herbert Lawrence Hera

Kittie Kat Rescues from Bob Cat on Uncle Wiggily’s Car

In a playful Uncle Wiggily adventure, Kittie Kat rides with a rabbit gentleman and seeks medicine from Dr Possum. A Bob Cat hides in the front seat and is clawed by Kittie, saving the trip and earning a squeaky rubber ball.

Kittie Dr. Possum Rabbit Kittle Kittle Kat Uncle Wiggily Bob Cab Bob Gat Bob Cat Bob Uncle Wikgily

True Heart and Browning Biographies in New Books

Richard G. Massock reviews Sylvia Townsend Warner's The True Heart a quiet Victorian romance about Sukey Bond, an orphaned servant girl, and her love with Eric Seaborn, later recalled in a London voyage for a queen’s autograph. The piece also covers David Roth’s Browning biography and notes on Walter Edmonds's Erie frontier tale.

Richard G Massock New York Sylvia Townsend Warner Mr. Fortune Sukey London Brownings David Roth Marner Roth Robert Browning Robert Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Prints and More Prints Feature Spring Apparel Trends

Spring fashion returns with printed fabrics dominating lines across coats and dresses. Designers showcase floral, geometric, and color block patterns, including black and white combos with vivid trims, plus satin and wool textures in Nile green and pastel hues. Featured designs include Design 1645 frock and 8533 accessory ensembles, highlighting diagonal blouses, inserted skirts, and pleated details.

Design Ehic Kasha Jersey

Dinner party honors departing families at Marble Rock

Women of the Christian Aid society hosted a dinner at the town hall in Marble Rock on February 23 to bid farewell to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schultz who relocate to Wateriss and to wish Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gates success as they take over the Joseph Merfeld farm. Mrs. Doris Winn Peterson lies critically ill from tuberculosis with little hope of recovery. she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Winn, formerly of Marble Rock.

Gourier Marble Rock Christian Aid Society Town Hall Charles Schultz Wateriss Lloyd Gates Joseph Merfeld Doris Winn Peterson Harry Winn

Gord’s Country satire rewrites early American history

A reflective historical burlesque by Ralph Barton traces canal life, daring crews, and a fortune seeking boy, intertwined with wild east portraits. It mocks 1492 fame and the shift from monarchy to female rule, depicting a nation ruled by mistresses in a satirical travelogue.

Canal Daniel Harrow West Ralph Barton Ysabel Spain Cristobal Colon Barton Gord United States St. George Washington Tho Ming

Mystery of the Lands by DeWitt Mackenzie

In this World War era piece DeWitt Mackenzie recalls the 1917 Sinai desert battle near the Suez Canal where British forces defeated the Turks. General Murray probes the puzzle of crossing a treacherous, waterless desert, challenging Napoleon’s long held view and pondering Turkish intervention.

Dewitt MacKenzie Associated Press Rodmani Suez Canal Sunay Sir Archibald Murray Egypt Ismaiiya Napoleon Bonaparte Little Corpors Sinai Desert Napoleon Murrmy Suez

Queen Elizabeth aids Belgian housing crisis drive

Brussels February 93 44 Queen Elizabeth backs a movement to curb a postwar housing crisis. Belgian feminist Miss Louis Vandenplaes claims in the four largest cities about 6 000 large families lack adequate homes and that only one seventh of Belgium's 1 800 000 families are properly housed.

Brussels Elizabeth Louis Vandenplaes

Couple examples of couples and a clerical note

Abe Martin notes jests about couples who seem to have the knack of getting along. He cites Mr and Mrs Lege horn Tharp, married nearly two years, as an example of opposites like Democrats. Mrs Art Smiley adds a morning remark about Sunday plans and good weather.

Legehorn Tharp Art Smiley

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Anne i Orester The George Matthew Adams Uncle Wiggily and Kittie’s Men Howard R. Garis Mr Longeats Uncle Ray’s Georgie Kelton Unied PATRICK _ LOBBAN Dopey Eiler Lil Ramie By Ben Dave Allen Stviciot Rik Wikt Atia Murray Canel Courier Pattern Department West Seventeenth Street New York City Odio Wistory Jaying Ftriend Walter D. Edmonds Erie Mystery of the Lands Queen Belgium Abe Martin Hay
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