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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
16
A torn night winds through Lundy Place Peebles encounters two silent poker players in darkness then recalls a hall crash a pistol shot and a strange old man Furle guarding gold quartz who bellows that the mine is his and refuses to surrender it, blurring reality and fevered memory.
A garbled crossword style list with scattered clues and partial answers across many numbers. Included are entries for organs senses and body parts, foods, nautical terms, and misc hints. The fragmentary text resembles a shuffled puzzle key with stray letters and misprints.
In a tense scene Furie confesses Andrew Ogden is dead after a Friday night stabbing in his library. Furie clams up when pressed about suspects as a police inquiry looms, while references to Ogden’s mine and local watchers heighten intrigue in Skull Valley.
Uncle Wiggily sees Baby Bunty digging a hole to build a well for her doll. The orphan rabbit, living in a hollow stump, piles dirt with a big spoon lent by Nurse Jane Fuzzy as Bunty explains the plan to Mr. Longears.
A whimsical exchange unfolds with Uncle Wig gly and Bunty the baby rabbit. Bunty wishes a drink, plans to dig her own well, while Baby Bunty conscripts a future water supply. The scene blends playful chatter and a hint of doubt from Uncle Wig gly.
An Uncle Rays Corner reminiscence describes watching a linotype operator. The author recalls learning to set type as a youth, attempts at printing a magazine, a mishap leaving the type "pled," and how molten lead forms slugs. He notes linotype's role in modern newspapers and shares a visit with children to a plant. Tomorrow A Little Saturday Talk.
Doctors link most sickness to stomach and bowel issues and Tanlac is touted as a remedy. A Denver man reports relief from gas, dizziness, nervousness, and sleep improved after taking Tanlac, with claims of renewed appetite and stamina. A nurse mentions its herbal base and a money back guarantee.
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