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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1929

Page

14

The New Order of Things in The Fortunate Wayfarer

In this chapter fragment Martin Barnes, newly wealthy and alien to his social circle, frets at his outsider status at Lord Ardrington’s estate. Lady Blanche Hanpingham draws him into tennis and social scenes while Laurita’s wary courtesy sharpens his sense of exclusion and longing. Basil Molloes and guests linger as plots of inheritance and romance unfold.

Martin Garnes Aldrington Gerald Garnham Laurita Perle Ardrington Ardyington Laurita Aga Barnes Blanche Hanpingham Victor Forla Salomon Graunt Hiis Peacefulfe Parle Martin Lord Ardrington Gerald Norwith-Eemes Lauista Blanche Mallowes Harry Eames Muriel Lady Blanche Lady

Cricket stakes rise as host insists on players

Blanche forces Gerald to include Weston and Dickinson in a cricket match while Mr Barnes plays for Bermondsey Wanderers. Martin resists but yields. Weston is kept in despite tensions. The scene ends with Blanche ensuring the lineup and a promise of continuation tomorrow. In Cherokes Iowa, a local note reports 1,586 visitors this year, countering the notion farm life is lonely.

Blanche Philipson Martin Mallowes Gerald Laurita Hames Hohman Weston Dickinson Mr. Barnes Lady Blanche Cherokes P. P. Kohns

Fingal's Cave of Music on Staffa Island in Scotland

Uncle Ray's Corner describes Staffa, an island off Scotland named by Norsemen about 1600 years ago. Fingal's Cave stands out for its rock pillars, green seaweed, and wind-driven thunderous music, formed by ancient lava and underground limestone erosion. It notes Fingal's size versus Mammoth Cave and Wyandotte Cave, and ends with Tomorrow-Water Fighting the Land.

Amsic Scotland Staffa Fingal

Home Made Pinex Cure for Cough Promises Quick Relief

A vintage home remedy pamphlet describes a Pinex based cough syrup made by mixing 245 ounces of Vinex into a pint with sugar syrup or honey. It claims rapid relief by loosening phlegm soothing inflammation and delivering creosote through the bloodstream to bronchial tubes, promising prompt relief or money back.

Uncle Wiggily’s Bark Gun Adventure

Uncle Wiggily the rabbit leaves his hollow home to seek adventure and refuses Baby Bunty, who stays behind due to school. He encounters the Fox Wolf and Bob Cat, devises a bark gun from birch bark, fires icicle bullets, and the Bad Chaps scatter, allowing him to return home safely with tales for Bunty.

Uncle Wiggily Hollow Stump Unkie Wig Baby Bunty Bunty Schootory Lulu Jane Rabbit Unkle Wig Uncle Wiggily Mr. Longears Fox Wolf Bob Cat Dudol Mr Longears Uncle Wigelly Uncle Wiggly Uncle Wigglily

Burroughs Nature Club Questions and Answers

Misspelled and garbled column from 1928 invites reader questions on nature topics. It previews answers about migrating birds rabbit wintering feeding worms for bait and keeping worms in damp earth with moss while awaiting responses for future issues.

Jimson

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