Dale Plays the Game in the FORESTER Era
Dale Evans, a former showgirl now married to Brant Kendall, endures city life after a desert honeymoon marked by Mimi’s sabotage and Brant’s family pressure. A lunch confrontation reveals Brant’s distance, Dale’s shame, and Lil’s hard counsel that Dale must choose between past comforts and a new, harsher reality in the urban world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Evans
Brant Kendall
Mimi
Brent
Brant
Send
Bran
Stow
Hale
Turing
Lil
Cavaire
Del
Phil
Gifford
Delorme Cald
Liz
Ial
Davis
Colt City
Boloney
Date
Sandy
de Vor
Nexit
Uncle Wiggily's Rolling Sled and Goo the Bunny
A fragment from a children's tale follows Goo the baby bunny named after her babbling sounds. Jingle and Jangle nickname her and Uncle Wiggily later wheels Goo on a sled in a snowy scene as he shares pictures from a book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Gentleman Bunny
Goo
Ling
Uncle Wigelly
Jingle
Jangle
Jingle Sid
Dangle
Geo
Uncle Wlaefly
Easter Talk and Egg Hunts From Uncle Rays Corner
The column discusses Easter timing and moon based dating, the Easter rabbit legend, and eggs as symbols of new life. It shares playful ideas about coloring eggs, hunting for them, cracking eggs for fun, and lighthearted memories with brothers. It closes with wishes for a Happy Easter and a note about Monday April first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mip
Germany
Persia
Bomeingen
Ray
Goo Claps for Snowless Sled Ride on Grass Hill
Uncle Wiggily and Goo explore a snowy fantasy on a bare green hill. Buster rigs a rolling sled with roller skate wheels and Nurse Jane sprinkles talcum powder to imitate snow. Goo cheers the improvised ride as the baby snoozes and the tale hints at an April Fool follow up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Goo
Mr. Longeats
Uncle Wigelly
Daddicums
Mr. Longears
Geo
Jane
Mrs. Longears
Buster
Rabbit
Biv
Mr. Longenrs
Year Ago Today in Waterloo March 30 1928 News
In Waterloo items teachers voted to hold fall conventions instead of spring. R C Williams was elected association president at Jesup consolidated school. Walter A Jessup addressed teachers at East High. Sgt Alvin York spoke in the evening. James B Ridings, 64, Millerdale farmer, was found dead from a shotgun wound after a fence incident. A new free culture field station opened by the U S Department of Agriculture at Baton Rouge Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Williams
Jesup Consolidated School
Walter A.jessup
University of Town
East High School
Alvin York
James B. Ridings
Millerdale Farmer
Spring Prints in the Afternoon Mode Shows Dots and Wool Frocks
Fashion notes highlight spring print frocks with dotted twin fabrics and foulard, plus woolen dresses for versatile wear. Patterns 1519 434 1683 and others are showcased with color schemes, trims, and yardage, offering details on sizes and material requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foulard
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Matthew Adams
Howards R. Garis
Garces
Uncle Ray's
Tillie the Toiler
Rod Hogan
Gong
Mac
Hika
Mal
Boane
Gliciener
Weill
Lanes
Aes
By Russ Westover
A . Boxer
Mrs. Tones
A. Linn
VM Surpresa
Sara
Utrees
United Feature Syndicate
By Ben Dave Allen
Wolfe
Waterloo
United States Department of Agriculture
Baton Rouge
Twige Ao
U. S
Courier Pattern Department
West Seventeenth St
New York City
Esther
Stade
Pereale
Dirk and Nard
Ashton
Nis
King
Nas
Bognor
Busses
Eng
George
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