The World in Circles Schoolmaster Question
A schoolmaster asks Thomas if it is possible to walk round the earth to prove its shape. The fragment hints at a lesson about global geography and inquiry.
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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1949
Page
3
A schoolmaster asks Thomas if it is possible to walk round the earth to prove its shape. The fragment hints at a lesson about global geography and inquiry.
Promote charm with a no carpentry pattern for wood window valances. Trace cut saw assemble per pattern, buy supplied materials at a lumber yard. Saves over half the cost and adds fun. Send 25c for Mt. Vernon Valance Pattern No. 30 to East Bird Pattern Co. Dept W Pleasantville N.Y.
Major league camps heat up with 1948 stars Stan Musial Lou Boudreau Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio and others leading the chatter. The home run duel between Ralph Kiner and Johnny Mize looms large as Sid Gordon and others chase the banner in a fresh season.
A sailor refuses to strip for an eye exam and is ordered to remove his clothes by a pharmacist's mate. He complies with grumbling, while the man behind him reveals he came to deliver a telegram.
A man stops for coffee at a small hot dog stand and comments on the weather. The proprietor retorts sharply about the coffee’s taste, turning a polite remark into a terse exchange.
A salesman presses for an appointment while the manager directs him to the secretary. The lines pivot to a playful exchange about clubs for women, ending on a quip about kindness and acceptance.
A young man asks for the price of a diamond in a jewelry shop. The jeweler says $100,000. The man points to another ring. The jeweler says its price is two whistles.
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