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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1929
Page
13
Angela frets as Helen recalls a frightening visit from a mysterious man who boasted of a letter and spoke of Sir Richard Guyford. The pair debate danger, bravery, and romantic suitors as tension rises, implying future confrontation and a cliffhanger chapter tomorrow.
Desertions in the navy are decreasing steadily and are estimated to be 30 percent lower than last year. The declines are credited to stricter enlistment requirements and tougher standards.
Sir Richard Guyford confronts a beautiful burglar who believes him a cousin. He learns a dangerous letter is at stake and retrieves it from Tom Pitt after bludgeoning the servant. The plot thickens with Helen D Arcy, a proud rich woman, and a flirtatious gentleman. Sir Richard follows a path toward Helen as dialogue reveals rival suitors and social tensions.
Puzzle grid filled with mixed letter strings and garbled clues. Several entries show letter shifts or corrupted words, making multiple across and down clues unreadable. The piece resembles a scrambled newspaper crossword page with numerous illegible entries and stray fragments.
A 3 month old infant, Raymond Fuller, son of Mr and Mrs M E Fuller of 633 Fowler street, suffering from cerebro spinal meningitis epidemic type since June, is on the road to recovery per the physician in charge. Three adult quarantine cases reported last year ended fatally.
UNCLE RAYs Corner recalls bottle experiments and buoy stories from 1912 to 17 months ago. It notes a Louisville bottle drifting to the Gulf of Mexico and to California, buoy mishaps crossing oceans, and coast guard signaling with light buoys. The piece also mentions Francia Owen and the work Sentinels of the Sea.
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