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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1929
Page
20
Barbara Landon and Ray Lowther, now married despite money fears, face social snubs and a plot by Ralph Henderson. On a London trip Ray contemplates his saxophone career over his wife’s wealth and public perception, as Henderson schemes to separate them at a house party.
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In a fragmentary scene Barbara resists Bill Foster while anxious about his influence over Hay. She is glad to join Ralph Henderson's house party but finds no happiness there. Jackie struggles with his lessons, daydreaming about flying like a rooster as the Lady Mouse Teacher quizzes him on spelling cat with an odd answer.
Uncle Wiggily meets Jackie Baw Wow on the path to Hollow Stump School. They discuss going to school and Jackie’s wish to fly like Charlie Chick, noting differences between a rabbit and a rooster, with Uncle Wiggily encouraging him to see being wings are not everything.
A story image shows Jackie Bunny tries to fly by attaching feathers from an old duster to his front legs. Uncle Wiggily cautions him as the feathers loosen and Jackie tumbles, learning wings are not for puppies. The tale closes with a teaser about Uncle Wiggily and the bugs party and a snipped note about a German professor and rayon yarn.
Uncle Ray notes various watercraft used by Native Americans including birch bark canoes, dug out log canoes, and buffalo hide boats. He describes their construction, how birch bark craft outclassed others, and buffalo hides supplying food, clothing, shelter, and tents called tepees. He recalls Lake Champlain battles between Algonquins and Iroquois and closes with buffalo robes as winter warmth.
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