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Moulton Eagle in Moulton, Texas

08 May 1936

Page 7

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Moulton Eagle

Location

Moulton, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1936

Page

7

Untitled Ocean Affair Between Tony and Larry

Tony confesses unhappiness with her life and an aching love for Larry Bellamy. They plan a fleeting liaison before parting to avoid deeper commitment, while Brenda and Ruth carry on with social duties at Del Monte and Pebble Beach as Tony contemplates leaving for New York to escape her crumbling affair.

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Larry Meg Tony Pacific Monterey Cliff Pebble Beach Bendy Caroline Joe Brenda Darling Larry Bellamy Oakland Ruth Yan Lawrence Bellamy Bellamy del Monte Alvin Bly Cottage Anthony Mary Rose Mamma Geraldine Heloise Pauline Ocean Shore Mrs. Patterson Joe Darling Arnoldson San Francisco Caroline Polhemus New York Grant Kate Odd Mabel Yong
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Mysterious movement and seaside dusk at Brenda’s

A group observes shifting sea colors and tide filled scenery before driving to Brenda’s. Tony contemplates hotel life as Ruth and others plan a Tuesday drive and a Wednesday bridge dinner while Tony faces a work deadline. The scene ends with departure for dinner as the hotel empties.

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Botticelli Tony Brenda Joe Ruth Brewers Larry Los Angeles
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Flying fish glides with tail propulsion in water

The flying fish does not truly fly but glides aided by a tail vibration. Speed in air tops 25 to 30 mph, insufficient for long glides. Dr William Carter showed films to the British Association, noting tail propulsion powers the glide and water contact after a fall provides another lift.

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New York Herald Tribune British Association For the Advancement of Science William Carter
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Obscurantists Defined in Theological Knowledge Clash

A commentary labels those opposing scientific progress as obscurantists, criticizing defenders of theological prejudice against new scientific truths. The piece urges openness to knowledge and urges readers to scrutinize anti scientific attitudes.

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