Mary Lou Faces Royal Aeronautics Welcome in Croydon
Mary Lou arrives in Croydon to witness Tony and the Gay Girl start their flight. A huge crowd, reporters, and Aunt Ethelberta greet the event as Tony prepares the plane. Mary Lou fears, then faints, while photographers shout Good luck and the silver bird ascends into the sky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Mary
Croydon
Tony
Mary Lou
Croyden
Jerry
Miss Titherington
Ginne
Miss Tithers
Ethelberta
Ed Scotchman
McTavish
Gay Girl
Tell
Maysie Greig
Rainbows Appear as sun and rain mingle
In a gentle rain under a sunlit sky Peggy and John seek a rainbow. The Little Black Clock explains rainbows form when sunlight refracts through falling raindrops, creating two arcs and dividing colors as light arcs into each droplet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Bonner
Peggy
John
Schools Open on July 14th
The county board of education has decided the summer session of rural schools will open Monday morning July 14. Deliberations with parents considered crop conditions and attendance prospects. July 14 was chosen as most acceptable after discussing July 7 and July 21 options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Fiscal Year Closes Monday as Banks Await Balance Figures
The government’s fiscal year ends at midnight Monday and funds tallies will follow. The comptroller of currency will request the condition of all national banks at June 30 and reveal how much the American public deposited nationwide. The exchange ends with a light remark from two children.
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Uncle Sam
Comptroller of Currency
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