Catholic Comics #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains "Father O'Malley," about a simple-hearted handyman named Mike Latour who lives in Father O'Malley's town and manages to get by despite his easygoing nature, enjoying music and singing with his family. A skiing story follows children named Bobby and Betty as they enjoy winter sports on snowy slopes. The issue also features "The Buried Gold," retold in pictures by Harold Delay, which involves a boy named Jim Hawkins, his mother, guests including Captain Bill Bones, and characters named Pew and Dr. Livesey searching for buried treasure; Squire Trelawney persuades a doctor to join the search aboard the ship Hispaniola.
A young scientist learns that hot air weighs less than cold air through a hands-on experiment with paper bags and a candle, then discovers how air pressure controls a floating vial in a water-filled bottle. These practical demonstrations prove fundamental scientific principles that anyone can test at home.
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