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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1929

Page

13

The Fortunate Wayfarer Chapter Twist in London Club

Martin Garnham matches wits with Aldring ton heir Victor Perle and plotters Rosita and Madame da Mendoza in a Mayfair gambling scene. Gerald Garnham, seeking funds, is drawn into a scheme as Laurita Porle’s guardians seek control. A dangerous web of deception unfolds with drugging, disguises, and hidden identities.

Martin Barnes Aldrington Gerald Gatnham Laurita Porle Ardrington Laurita Barnes Blanche Hanningham Victor Perle Salomon Graunt Porla Startin Lady Blanche London Graunt Martin Borle In Mayfair Victor Banks Gerald Garnham Lord Aldrington Rosita Madame da Mendoza Buenos Aires Nmbs Victor Forte Hmself Germild Officr Gerald Matterson Mr. Gernham Newmarket Monte Carlo Chambers Gerald Garmheam Victor Porla Harry Garmham Madamie Ds Mendoza Garnham Ritz Madame da Mendore Madame Jeff Perle Victor Porle Porle

Fifty Tons of Ice Cut at Y Camp

Harvest of 50 tons of ice from the Cedar river near the M C A camp on Morris Isle has been completed, insuring an ample supply of frozen blocks for YY campers next summer. It was stored in an ice house on the camp reserve. F C Becker of Janesville led the harvest.

Cedar River Morris Isle Camp Teserve F. C. Becker Janesville

Salt of the Earth Salt is cheap in our country

Uncle Rays Corner notes salt is inexpensive here due to abundance. The columnist speculates that in salt-scarce lands prices would rise, illustrating how resource availability affects cost and daily life. Gas is mentioned briefly as a transition.

Salt in the Open: Salt Origins and Trade in Africa and Europe

The article explains why salt is essential to life and how it is obtained from vegetables, sea and salt lake regions, and rock forms. It notes salt trading in central Africa, wives exchanged for salt in Gallas, salting by animal licks, and how sea water evaporates into bay salt along Spain, Italy, and France coasts.

Gallas Equator Spain Italy France Ray

Uncle Wiggily and the Green Clover Tale

In the morning after a snow man chase Uncle Wiggily learns his wife Mrs. Longears has ear fever. The muskrat housekeeper says fresh green clover would help her recover from dried clover and last year’s grass.

Mr. Longears Mrs. Longears

Uncle Wiggily Seeks Green Clover In Winter

Uncle Wiggily ventures from his hollow stump to find fresh green clover for his wife during a snowy winter. He contrasts rabbits in the warm South Land with his own cold world, smiling at the idea of slips and snow play. Then he heads toward Chic house to greet Mrs. Kat and the children Jol e, Tammie and Kittie.

Uncle Uncle Wiggly Mr. Longears Chichhouse Jole Tammie Kittle Mrs. Kat Uncle Wigelly Kittie

Capitol decor sparks in congress rooms with Brumidl murals

Washington Daybook notes that Capitol committee rooms showcase Brumidl frescos and Brumidl painted scenes of Washington Valley Forge and Stony Point. Other rooms feature western Indian life themes, harvest cycles, and portraits of Washington Jefferson and other lineage of committee chairs.

Herbert Washington D. C National Capitol Congress Capitol Forts United States Senate Brumidl Boston Lexington Wooster Washington Valley Forge Stony Point Flora Ceres Bacchus Jefferson Senate Foreign Relations West Great Britain Paris Clay Allen Cameron Sumner Franklin Senate Committee

Uncle Wiggily Finds Green Clover for Ear Fever

Uncle Wiggily helps Mrs Kat’s pussy cat Cutie climb down from a tree and discovers a bed of fresh green clover beneath the snow. The clover relieves the wife’s ear fever, ending the romping rescue with a cheerful moral about gumdrops and school time.

Cutle Uncle Cutie

Cold Confusion Over Flu Threats Prompts Caution

A line about cold and flu confusion notes that colds can be mistaken for influenza. It suggests avoiding colds as a precaution to reduce flu risk and emphasizes practical prevention through hygiene and cautious behavior during outbreaks.

Burroughs Nature Club Answers and Church District Note

Questions cover topics from swimming birds and wasps to kangaroos, with answers about parrot talkability and weasel relations. Also includes insect respiration basics and a church district appointment in Akron, Iowa, dated January 30.

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the Fortunate Wayfarer” BY Phillips Oppenheim Law Uncle Ray’s Central Africa Johnny United Feature Syndicate BY Ben Dave Allen Wiggily’s Green Clover Howard R. Garis Pussy Child Washington Daybook House Territories Louisiana Uncle Wiggily Hat Uncle Welly Tanlac Burroughs Nature Club Houghton Mifflin GO Akron J. Benkston Marcus Sioux City The Lutheran Church Mme Janette Serrec Health and Beauty School Plaza Theatre General Electric Madame Serrec Mid-West Refrigeration CO General Electric Store Riviera Theatre
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