Reading Lessons Obsolete Says National Readings Verdict
New York readers face overhaul of school material as 100000 children and 4000 teachers test a Bruner led study. Old McGuffey era prose and poetry lose standing while obscure pieces like If Gob and the Fiddler rise. Gettysburg Address and other classics rank poorly. dramatic storytelling favored in future selections.
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Dancer Refused Goodbye Kiss Leaps to Death in Hotel
Fred Reynolds 28 of Cleveland, dancer with the Lovely Lady company, leaped from a sixth floor hotel room after a refusal of a farewell kiss from Ruth Bayliss 21. Bayliss and Tacy Turner corroborate the story. Reynolds died instantly. he lived on the ninth floor.
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Australian lizards captivate with color and peril
In a Victorian era style essay, Charles Barrett notes Australia hosts many monitor lizards called dragons. He details the shingle back’s armor and snake-killing habit, blue tongue lizards as pets, and the bearded and painted dragons, their colors, behavior, habitats, and dangers from traffic on roads.
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Painted dragons seek softer tones than central fashions
A rumor or inquiry asks whether a race of painted dragons exists that favors gentler color palettes than those popular in the central region. The question explores mythical creatures and regional aesthetic preferences.
Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Owner Killed in Accident
Ponca City Oklahoma February 2 George Miller owner of Miller Brothers 101 Ranch and 101 Wild West Show was killed early today when his car overturned on slippery pavement while en route to the wench near Mar and. The accident occurred a few miles south of town.
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