Middlebury Girl Wins Guessing Question Prize
Mary Millman, a 10 year old from Middlebury Conn, submitted the winning question in today’s contest. Her prompt impressed judges and earned the top prize.
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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
20
Mary Millman, a 10 year old from Middlebury Conn, submitted the winning question in today’s contest. Her prompt impressed judges and earned the top prize.
A plant forms a seed after fertilization. Seeds require moisture, oxygen, warmth, and sometimes light to begin germination. If conditions are right, the seed absorbs water, swells, and the inner cells revive, starting growth into a new plant.
Wishing well seeds describe germination with seed parts joining the growing plant. Riddle box offers three jokes about artificial flowers, a room full of married people, and an echo. A brief note explains the word couch as from the French se coucher and awards Kathy Rudholm of Concord, California prize.
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