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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1928

Page

11

The Story of a Little Girl and a Big Boy

In a Silver Lake summer tale Dick Mills, a high school star and hotel lifeguard, teaches Sally Faber to swim and protectively guides two young guests, Mae Walpole and Francis Stanley, through a tense series of misadventures including a forbidden lake trip, a storm, and a shaken hotel office confrontation.

Dick ‘Mills Silver Lake Sally Faber Francis Stanley Mae Walpole Sally Mas Walpole Francis Stanley Miss Walpole Mrs. Faber Salty Mr. Farwell Mae Walpole Mills

AS SCIENCE DISCUSSES HAIR STRUCTURE AND SHAPE

A historical science note explains hair as a complex structure seen under a microscope. It details the hair bulb, follicles, moisture glands, and nerves near follicles, linking hair texture to shape. The piece notes straight hairs from round shafts and curliness from flattened ones, and debunks the hollow-hair myth with emphasis on lack of a central opening or oily core.

Ata

Chinook Language Notes and Craft Project

A fragment lists Chinook words with pronunciations and meanings such as Mika Yours and All of You, Mook Standing, and Moolah mill, followed by a craft idea for a heart shaped book marker using ribbon and paint. The text blends linguistic notes with a simple school project.

Miss Walpole Items Left Behind Spark Attention

A fragment notes Miss Walpole informing that she left a small purse in her room, prompting further steps. The report suggests preliminary details of a room incident under investigation.

Another Kind Of Courage Moral Bravery Highlighted

The piece contrasts physical courage with moral courage, praising the strength to do right despite pressure. It notes that standing by principles may invite ridicule, yet others secretly admire such steadfast character and resolve to follow what is right despite obstacles.

Mystery Steals Purse Sparks Accusation at Store Manager

A damaged fragment from a 1918 period piece shows a purse theft at a store. Dick faces an accusation of stealing the purse as the manager calls for a full investigation, with the tone hinting at a serialized tale to continue next week.

Mills

Clock Dice and Dased Rules: A Classic Playground Clock Game

The article describes a game called Clock, played on a smooth patch of ground with 13 players. Twelve upside down cans mark hours on a circular grid with 12 and 6 emphasized. A center runner labeled It tries to reach a base as others swap places based on spoken times. The object is to reach base before the other runner, with rules on movement around the ring and delaying strategy. The circle should be 30 to 80 feet in diameter with cans set bevel-down into the ground.

Lmen

Questionable Phrases From Classic Puzzles and Quips

A jumble of trivia prompts and quotes asks who wrote The Call of the Wild and which book features the Red Queen, plus questions on prohibition, tire centers, and wood types. Interwoven are quips about freckles, color fastness, and a jokey shop conversation.

United States

School House Puzzle Reveals Hidden Word List

A playful puzzle from the school page assigns horizontal and vertical clues to form a word diamond. The second line hints at a vegetable, the third to glue, the fifth to atone, and the sixth to a compass point abbreviation, inviting readers to decipher the connections and study prompts.

Three Girls Names Hidden Backwards

In this sentence three girls' names are hidden backwards: “Natchez” contains “zeh taN” reversed, and two other strings hide names when reversed. The prompt asks to extract them from the jumbled clues and solve the wordplay for the final ons.

Natchez

Guess This Jumbled Word Square Puzzle Teaser

Puzzle item listing jumbled word square clues including names Anna Vera Erelyn and words like Linea pasta jansons atone EL N. E. Pale atom loam Emma with uncertain formatting and multiple fragments.

Linea Pasta Jansons Atone EL N. E Anna Vera Erelyn Pale Atom Emma

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