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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1929
Page
4
In the saga Helen, Lady Marquis, and Captain Despard confront Richard Guyford amid a murder mystery. A bloodstained cloak, a forged letter, and a perilous chase shift suspicion away from Sir Richard as Shuri covertly confirms the true culprit.
Puzzle grid and clues from a 1978 newspaper page feature an extensive list of Across and Down entries. The mixed, garbled OCR includes hints, abbreviations, forms, and partial names, with several mis-spellings and stray characters across themes like chemistry, geography, language, and daily life.
In a serialized Uncle Wiggily tale, Dr Possum warns Uncle Wiggily he is too fat. He tries headstands and rope jumping, then outruns the Fox and Bob Cat by leaping over their heads when they try to trip him. The scene ends with his plan to keep active and thinner.
Tristram, a young Irish knight, defeats Sir Moraunt and is wounded. He seeks aid in Ireland where Isoude the Fair heals him. He falls for Isoude, aids her marriage to King Mark, and later faces exile as Mark grows jealous. The tale ends with Isoude imprisoned and Tristram banished as punishment. Tomorrow the False Report.
Bangor Maine reader Mrs Nellie EB Curtis describes a severe leg ulcer previous treatments failed but Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap provided relief. She urges others to try the product, noting doctors prescribe it for many skin disorders. Free sample offered by department 79.
Mrs BEN Owen of Rankin Illinois reports using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a tonic before and after childbirth and during subsequent fatigue. She notes benefit during heavy work and field duties and invites letters for further endorsement.
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