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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1929
Page
6
In a moodful town tale Sir Richard hides in a moonlit arbor and uncovers a secret note as Helen confronts her feelings. Betty the maid is implicated in an unseen intrigue while Helen and Richard plan a cautious, romantic accord despite danger and suspicion.
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A Courier straw poll showed Hoover carrying Black Hawk county by a larger margin than in 1924. Fifteen hundred people bathed at the Cedar River park beach, setting a new local beach record. The Y M A Gypsy Tour visited an auto plant in St Paul and Mushroom caves near the city.
Uncle Wiggily's hollow stump bungalow hosts Tootie a new rabbit child. Baby Bunty greets the newcomer with keen affection while Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy notes Uncle Wiggily counting on his paws due to lacking fingers, signaling a curious moment in the bungalow.
In a whimsical Uncle Wiggily story, Tootie the rabbit grows teeth and bites hard objects including the Alligator’s tail during a woods outing. Uncle Wiggily saves the day, carrying Tootie home as rain and umbrella woes loom, with a note about diverse nationalities aboard the Wyoming.
Elaine dies after asking her father to place her in a river barge to Camelot. Launcelot discovers the sleeping body, reads her farewell letter, and laments that he could not return her love as he recalls her simple, tender heart. Tomorrow Gawain and Launcelot.
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