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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1928

Page

12

The Pirate of Rocky Island and the Island Intruder

Paul Corey recounts a summer on Rocky Island with Uncle Ed Parsons and the Parsons family facing a jewel thief on the lam from St Augustine. A marauder fires on the house, wounding Ed, while Bill uses a rifle to deter the intruder. The group locks down the estate, wary of a desperate pursuit and possible capture on the hidden Florida island.

Paul Corey Florida Mr. Parsons Paul Beth St. Augustine Cyprees City Rocky Island el Drake New York Parsons Louise Mrs. Parsons Little Island Cypress City Bill

A March Day in Punkinville Ends With Wounds and Watch

Uncle En treats a wound and urges washing while Bill guards the door during a tense robbery clash. Uncle Ed assesses the danger, fearing a murderer outside the house and planning to warn Parsons and Sam at the dock. Paul is sent to take the speed boat for help, risking his life as the scene nears a cliffhanger. To Be Continued Next Week.

Uncle Ed Jake Dill Bill Uncle En Bors Mr. Parsons Sam

Chinook Trapper Language Phrases and Meanings

A compact glossary of Chinook terms with pronunciations and meanings for words like OKE-OKE DIAUB that denote the devil, DOCTIN for doctor, DOLLAH for dollar, and ENA for beaver, plus example phrases showing beaver skin value and crossing over rivers, reflecting a linguistic segment from Elcomancho.

Chinook Letah Lalie Nika

Definition of Boy with Belt and Attachments

A concise comparative description assigns personality archetypes to a boy based on wardrobe items. Belt alone marks Optimist, one suspender signals Slouch, two suspenders indicate Conservative, while belt with suspenders labels Pessimist.

What If You Fail

A long-standing businessman once said that failure can benefit a young person starting out in business by fostering modesty caution and perseverance. The piece argues failures should strengthen resolve not crush ambition and that everyone fails at times guiding better effort next time.

RIDDLES AND VERSE IN A FRAGMENTED PAGE

A mixed fragment shows riddles about life and work and a conversation about names and ancestry. It includes lines about “Vive is i' very many” and questions on apples, turning, robbing life, spring danger, and a Bible name Mandy. An exchange uses dialects and asks what an ancestor is.

Home made fencing gear for healthful exercise

Fencing is an active exercise engaging nearly every muscle and sharpening the eye and mind. The piece describes inexpensive home grade equipment using two 36 inch wood sticks, rubber ends, a wooden grip guard, and improvised hand protection to practice landings and defense. It notes care to avoid eye injuries and suggests a fencing rules book for understanding scoring and objectives.

Then He Cashed In Lea Do say the girls with brown eyes

A fragmentary dialogue line features Milton mishearing a question about girls. He replies that he prefers girls with freen backs, reflecting a distorted or humorous exchange in the source text.

Lea Milton

Answers to riddles 1 through 5 in odd phrasing

A readable fragment lists five riddles with whimsical answers including alarm clock, elevator, step-ladder, and wordplay on pairing and sour milk. The text suggests puns about clothing and garden flowers, ending with a playful misdirection about a ball.

Milket

St Patrick puzzle clues for a double word square challenge

A readable puzzle page presents a St Patrick’s Day word hunt with horizontal and vertical clues, including names and phrases tied to Ireland. It asks solvers to form two word squares sharing an Irish word, with moves to change HARP to PIPE in five steps, and notes Irish symbols, days, and terms.

Bere Pat’s Ireland St. Patrick's Day

Words in the Crossword Puzzle From Ireland Themed Grid

Puzzle solution list shows horizontal and vertical clues with names of Patrick Saint ro not be Imps ogle nee rap Ra er Hal om t anew Gd Bd G AL By yz 82 dries Ire tans Rio Into CG Tr Erin Blarney peals green harp swims ogre area all Dr Sn Mein rode idea near Fyes gore Erin send HARP hare pare pare pope TIPE with final line listing Ahimrock Killarney cotleon Belfast for the picture puzzle.

Pune Horzontal Patrick Saint Erin Harp Mein Rode Idea Fyes Gore Send Hare Ahimrock Killarney Cotleon Belfast

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