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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

7

Green rain and power plot drive Bronson Beta intrigue

In Bronson Beta James and Shirley debate the source of the city’s power as Duquesne reveals a hidden underground relay hub. A green rain of a new plant life appears, threatening the balance of humankind’s defenses while Von Beitz is found wounded aboard a Midianite plane wreck.

Shirley Shirley Cotton Higgins Bronson Beta James von Beitz Eliot James Michigan H—L Burg Duquesne Bronson Earth Carter Hendren Tony Von_ Beitz Jack Taylor Jack Taylor Teutonic Eliot Waterman

Barber-Shall I go over it again

A brief exchange between a barber and a listener unfolds in Answers Magazine. The dialogue hints at repeated questions and a restrained response, illustrating a moment of terse communication.

Answers Magazine

Natural That Children Should Want to Know

Mrs. Nestor Nowell argues that normal children eagerly ask questions as they explore a new world. Parents should answer some questions, keep promises on when answers come, and involve books to educate. The mother bears the responsibility to nurture curiosity due to fathers often being away.

Nestor Nowell National Kindergarten Association New York City Bobby Dauher

Last Words and a Globe’s Comic Death Watch

Reporters chased the dying “Uncle Dudley” as a joke about famous last words. A Boston Globe item notes the near death watch for a renowned figure but ends on a light, humorous note with Uncle Dudley.

Uncle Dudsley Toston Sunday Globe

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