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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1948
Page
3
Merry Day enjoys a quiet lakeside morning on vacation when Terry Thornton, a bronzed swimmer staying nearby, chats with her and sparks fly. Merry learns he is a frequent summer visitor to cottages along the line and hopes the encounter doesn’t ruin her planned escape from routine.
Merry, a city girl, learns to swim with the help of Bobby the 10 year old tutor and a clever boy who guides her. Terry arrives with a challenge and later crowns Merry queen of the mermaids after she masters the easy sidestroke in less than two weeks.
The Q and A cover five points. The coldest land location given is Verktoyansk Siberia at one degree below zero. Birds may sleep in nests only when young. a mother bird can briefly snooze. A pearl found in a restaurant oyster is usually worthless, especially if the oyster is cooked. Eye movement renders vision effectively zero, as you are stone blind while eyes move.
A man explains simple social guidance by focusing on others interests. He says listening reveals what interests people and asking about those topics makes one engaging and less likely to seem ignorant. The approach shapes conversation by aligning with others preferred subjects.
A 23 year old driver Brandon sum was injured when his car collided with a trolley. The vehicle was knocked loose and rolled away with him ejected. He pursued the car for several blocks and regained control by climbing back into the driver's seat.
A retired minister has completed reading the Bible fifty times. He states that he reads two or three times daily, totaling about two hours per day.
A proverb-like line notes that a chip on one’s shoulder signals there is timber higher up the tree, implying hidden growth or status beyond the visible blemish.
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