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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1939
Page
6
A set of questions covering capital city choice for Washington DC, the heaviest one day rainfall, Earth's forest coverage, fish hearing ability, meaning of pantheon, and a Greek myth about a man loving his reflection who was turned into a flower.
The center of population was identified as a shifting reference point. The heaviest one day rainfall occurred in Baguio during July 14 15 1911 with 46 inches in 24 hours. About one fifth of the earth’s area equals roughly 8 million square miles. Scientists report fish cannot hear and respond only to vibrating water sounds. A temple of all the gods. Narcissus.
Doc Morrison warns sinless townsfolk while Kay Forrest, Kirk Reynolds and Margaret Hamilton swirl in a Beverly beauty parlor and hotel trap. Kirk plans to present Kay as his wife to halt gossip, Barney and Jim Owenby debate action as Kay fears danger and Barney vows to stay away until the plan plays out.
Instructions describe sewing a twine ball bag from a single fabric piece with a French seam binding top and bottom. It explains drawing the bottom cord to close and looping top cords for easy lifting, plus a note on using scraps and a call to order Sewing Book No 3 for 10 cents postpaid to Mrs Spears in Chicago.
Kay packs quickly for a departure arranged with Kay’s family while Mrs. Hamilton and Margaret assist. Barney’s promise to stay outside until after Kay leaves with Kirk sparks concern about Jim Ow enby’s potential encounter. A knock reveals Kay’s father and brother Andy, prompting fear she must clear them from the house before Kirk arrives.
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