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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1929

Page

12

Dale Plays the Game In Forester Novel

In a California desert town Dale Evans counts her late husband Brant Kendall's debts to a tangle of lovers and lies. As she confronts Mimi, Brant’s supposed companion, she grapples with guilt, desire, and a plan to escape with her share of the fortune while awaiting a pivotal visitor named Steve Kemp.

Dale Beans Kendall California Mim Kendall Toe Dale Sho Mimi Kendal Brant Dala Sandy Mini Date Colt Brant Kendall Major Nic Cara Phil Little Dale Evans Jove Colt City Wiona Steve Kemp

Uncle Wiggily's Milk Bottle Adventure

In a cozy scene Uncle Wiggily asks if his tasks are done before a movie. Mrs Longears and Nurse Jane Fuzzy note the cold wind as the rabbit family considers a movie night at Hollowmere Theatre. The question repeats: is there anything to do before leaving.

Uncle Wigglly Nurse Jane Wuzzy Mr. Longears

Totem Poles and Northwest Coast Indians

Uncle Rays Corner outlines the Northwest Coast peoples around Puget Sound and British Columbia, focusing on totem poles outside homes. It describes pole height, carvings of humans and animals, and the role of poles in religion and ancestral lineage. The piece notes animals as ancestors and myths depicted on poles.

Northwest Puget Sound British Columbia

Uncle Wiggily and the Moving Milk Bottle Mystery

In a moonlit tale Uncle Wiggily learns an empty milk bottle on his porch begins to move. He imagines a night milk cow filling it, then watches the bottle slide and leap toward him as he contemplates magical causes and soon the story hints at further adventures with Mr. Longears and the police dog in a whimsical village scene.

Nurse Jane Mr. Longears Janie Mrs. Longears Uncle Wigiley Uncle Wiggily Uncle Wigglly Mgr. Longears Iis Stoop Anelé Ely Anela Mr. Tongears

Abe Martin Reflects on hometown rumors of distant job offers

In a small town Abe Martin jokes about neighbors speculating when a feller contemplates moving to a lucrative city job. The humorous column riffs on flirtations with opportunity and the talk that follows such changes.

World Flier Will Wed Iowa Woman

Captain Jack Harding, famed around the world flyer of 1924, will marry Mrs. Bondena Sundell of Davenport on March 26. The couple will reside in Seattle where Harding works with an aircraft company.

Davenport INS Jack Harding Bondena Sundell Seattle Harding

Doing is the secret of success for Gates College graduates

Rev. C L Kenagy told 38 graduates at Gates College during baccalaureate services in First Baptist Church that doing is the secret of success in business and daily life. He urged repeated actions to form habits, noted the need for action over mere resolutions, and cited examples from religion and business to explain that consistent doing builds character. Commencement is planned for Wednesday evening at the same church.

Rev C. L. Kenagy Gates College First Baptist Church Kenagy Sucess Jesus Waterloo Ach Christ First Bapist Church

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