The City of Silence Gone to Torridity Gold
Lucy defies law in a bid to save her fiancé Jerry Ogden from arrest for murder. She drives toward the Torridity mine via Skull Valley, while the narrator contemplates Deacon and follows, describing the perilous Pitchfork canyon road and eerie desert beauty in a tense pursuit through a Postville era western mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Ogden
Lucy
Jerry
Akull Valley
Henry Deacon
City of Silence
Deacon
Henry
Skull Valley
Skele‘ton Mountains
Red Gold Range
Shinbone Canyon
Devil's Mouth
Shinbone
Pitchfork Canyon
Darcy
The
San Felipe
Toridaty
Lfe
Liev
Daily Crossword Puzzle AGRUSS and Related Clues
A scrambled crossword entry featuring names and clues such as Monty, Furey, Gary, and Cat lengthwise, with various wordplay prompts, punctuation errors, and misprints. The puzzle lists numerous across and down hints spanning literature, geography, measurement, and heraldry, suggesting a traditional newspaper puzzle page segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agruss
Mfist
Endarns
Monty
Furey
Peretire
Gary Homo
Lientty Hertte
Codie
Virtuons
Sotoot Steps
Girlanata
Nyle Ator
Gustoning Ornaments
Uncle Rays Corner Puzzle Fun and Brain Teasers
A reader column shares a river crossing puzzle with two boys totaling 150 pounds and a dog, then a coin puzzle about four and five pennies, followed by a riddle about three men hearing rifle fire. It invites readers to request a leaflet, with address for Daela Ray, Editor of Uncle Ray's Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Briggs
Briggs
Carson
Daela Ray
Uncle Ray's Corner
Uncle Ray
Deserted Ghost Town Drives Uncle Wiggily Tale
A fragmented Uncle Wiggily adventure follows a narrator driving into Toridaty, searching for Lucy and Jerry amid a desert ghost town’s desolation. The scene contrasts a perilous journey with a cheerful orphan rabbit’s first taste of freedom and a boy’s cage escape.
Uncle Wiggily Races Home From Adventure
Uncle Wiggily escapes a Bob Cat near a park and woods, runs home fast as the wind to Nurse Jane and Baby Bunty at their hollow stump bungalow. The Bob Cat trails in the chase while the fox and others observe the returning hero before night ends. An unrelated hospital note follows about surgical patient John Howe in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Baby Bunty
Mr. Longears
Jimmie Boy
Sis
Bob Cat
Hal
Slickity
Uncle
Uncle Wigelly
Met
Wieguy
Nursa Jane
Color Range for Summer Frocks in Poplar Prints
Fashion notes highlight expressive color ranges from soft pastels to deep hues and praise new fabrics. Designs 1618 1640 1531 1641 showcase dresses for house, dinner, sports, matinee, and afternoon bridge with printed cottons and silks, plus patterns 1018 1551 1313 1610 1641 guiding sizes and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavishing
All the World's a Stage in the Ladies of 1920s City
A fragmenting satire on modern manners contrasts earnest boys with dismissive women. Vignettes show a motherly soldierly care among college brothers, a rainbound street scene where a "lady" ignores an unwashed rescuer, and a quirky parade of everyday encounters.
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo May 18 1923
The article recalls Opal Ua Cunningham, 12, daughter of Mr and Mrs Rufus F Gunningham of 1710 Commercial Street, who was severely burned while a gasoline stove exploded. It notes Waterloo’s municipal assets valued at 3,269,146 in the annual financial report by city auditor Charles C Mackay. It also reports Walter T Robinson and Tom W Purcell of Hampton canvassing the Third district to back T J Robinson in the Republican renomination race while George W Wood opposes him in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Ua Cunningham
Rufus F. Gunningham
Commercial Street
Waterloo
Charles C. MacKay
Walter T. Robinson
Tom W. Purcell
Hampton
T. J. B. Robinson
Washington
Robinson
George W. Wood
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William Morrow Co
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Orpan
Strayeal
Garmin
S. Slamherford
Pope St Crawforth
Yass
Mid-western Statn € 3. Sintion Rae Ceptacla Pater
Simian
Gaelle Sen God Bil
Olyserya
Elaeling
Lein Tal
Bolutlon
Tillie the Toiler
By Russ Westover
Nist
Fpeeesen
Uncle Ray’s
Anderson
Lucy Ann Terry
Uncle Wiggily
Howard R. Garis
Lettice
Mr. Lomgears
Wiewily
Jimmy
Unela
Uncle Wikelly
Wiggily
Amn
Desten Lal
Jersey
Alzes
U. S
Courier Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
America
Fourth Street
Fourth and
Lafayete
Indy
Oclwein
Sycamore
Oman
Bob Ike
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