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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1929

Page

13

Nightmarish Visit in Ogden Mine Chapter

In a tense village scene Furie hints at a hidden vein while Turie, Peebles and Henry clash over past acts tied to Andrew Ogden’s murder. The narrator recalls a perilous midnight escape, a locked room, and suspicions about who hunted whom as a desert town swelters in heat.

Joan Peebles Turie Andrew Ogden Ogden Furie Ogden Mins Peebles Purie Dillon Furle Deacon Ban Felipei Henry Ings Joe Lundy Jerry John

Uncle Wiggily and Jackie’s Surprise

Uncle Wiggily finds a ham bone and, after considering ownership, decides to keep it for luck. He ties the bone to a stick and meets Jackie Bow Wow on the way to school. Jackie excitedly imagines lunch at recess as Uncle Wiggily presents the bone for a jolly surprise.

Uncle Wiggily Jackie Peetle Bow Wow Mr. Longears Uncle

Uncle Wiggily and Jackie Find a Sneaky Bone

In a schoolyard tale Uncle Wiggily helps Jackie bury a ham bone outside Hollow Stump School to keep it safe. A recess misadventure ends with Jackie discovering the bone on his tail after Peetle and others miss it, revealing the playful outcome of the youngster’s plan.

Jacki Jackie Peetie Uncle Wiggily Hollow Stump Wigany Mr. Longears Santa Peetle Cirts Jackie Bow Wow Uncle Wickly

Daily Grossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues

A scrambled themed crossword style page listing numerous across clues and puzzle fragments. Includes names, places, wordforms, measurements, and partial answers with stray letters and errors typical of a newspaper puzzle page.

Across the River Puzzle and Other Brain Teasers

Uncle Ray shares a classic fox goose corn puzzle with a solution involving multiple crossings. He presents another riddle about a man with no eyes who sees trees and apples, explaining the wordplay. The note promotes a Home Pastimes leaflet and instructions to request it via Uncle Ray's Corner in the newspaper.

Hagel Shepard Uncle Ray

Vibrant coatless day fashions with bold color

Chic outfits showcase vivid prints in cotton and silk blends, featuring ginghams and piques. Exuberant orange accents dominate designs across dresses, accessories, and kid's wear, with patterns 1534 1189 1550 1637 1716 1629 illustrating percale gingham, scalloped pockets, yokes, and detachable collars for versatile warm weather frocks.

Kiddles

All the World's a Stage

A man waking from Sunday nap is startled by a trumpet solo on a phonograph linked to his memory of The Rainbow Division and Chateau Thierry. A sharp nosed woman dominates a domestic scene as a gossiping neighbor scorns a neighbor’s daughter. Hobby talk contrasts with wartime memories and a plea for birthday gifts.

Rainbow Division Chateau Thierry

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