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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1940
Page
6
The quiz prompts cover geography and history questions such as identifying the left bank, the largest US city by square miles, early flowering reasons for forsythia and redbud, and the age of Venus de Milo. It also asks about decay of wood and defines a mahout as an elephant driver.
The excerpt lists numbered items: the side to the left of a person facing downstream, a city in California, plant development in the prior summer, a height of six feet three inches, Warren G Harding, a term for a dampable fungus problem in wood, a title for an elephant driver, and a note on interstellar static at certain wavelengths.
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Todd arrives at the lake cabin as Gay and John face a choice between love and duty Kate reveals Gay's long time romance with Dr Lawrence's nephew John. The trio confronts worry about family expectations while planning a future in Baltimore and Hopkins.
In the hidden inlet a sunset dimmed to a honey colored dusk as a canoe lay moored beneath bare hanging branches and stayed motionless the scene quiet and still.
University of Illinois economist Dr. Frank S Dickinson warns of a pensioners war as the aging population grows. He predicts a 1980 tipping point with 25 million Americans over 65, bringing drastic cultural change including pension taxation and political realignments described as a shift to a rocking-chair powered regime.
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