Early Great Lakes craft and the Griffin voyage tale
The piece recounts Indigenous dugout and birchbark canoes on the Great Lakes and the 1679 La Salle voyage building the Griffin near Niagara. It notes Lake Erie depth, early steamship Walk in the Water from Niagara to Cleveland, Detroit, and a teaser for tomorrow's Lake Huron segment.
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Great Lakes
Continent
Lake Erie
Detroit
St. Claire
Erie
Black Rock
Niagara River
Cleveland
High Point Property Seized Under Mortgage Trust
Public sale announced by Wachovia Bank and Trust Company as trustee for Prudential Insurance Company of America. On Friday July 3 at 11:00 A M at the municipal building entrance in High Point Guilford County North Carolina the Turner lot in Greenlands subdivision will be sold for cash to satisfy the deed of trust dated April 17 1935. The property includes Lot No 2 and part of Lot 1 in F N Jones Subdivision and is subject to prior liens. Ending date of publication June 30 1936.
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Office of Register of Deeds
Guilford County
Ernest Morgan
Mary A. Morgan
Wachovia Bank and Trust Company
North Carolina
Prudential Insurance Company of America
Fich Point
Guillford County
High Point
Guilford
Randall Street
Highland Street
Thomas Turner
June A. Johnson
C. B
F. N. Jones
Greenlands
Office of the Register of Deeds
WN. C
Wachovia Bank and Trust CO
Hindenburg Airship Sparks Stamp Issue Across Nations
I S Klein notes Germany’s airship Hindenburg carries passengers and mail between Europe and America at speed up to 80 mph. The inaugural flight prompted Germany to issue special stamps for mail aboard the Hindenburg and Liechtenstein released a commemorative set from its shipyard near Lake Constance.
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Atlantic
South Atlantic
Germany
Europe
America
Principality of
Liechtenstein
Lake Constance
Golliath Beetle Biggest In World At Four Inches
The brown Golliath beetle of equatorial Africa is the largest among about 100000 known species and reaches roughly four inches in length. Red pepper used in salads and pickles is believed to have been employed by American Indians over a thousand years ago.
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Equatorial Africa
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Ray's Corner
LaSalle
Frontenac
Lake Ontario
Niagara Falls
Squaw Island
Lake Huron
The
Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Stuart
Santa Monica
Calif
Newell
Arthur Sheerman
TOE Palooka
N iWusens Orwatic
University OF California
Small Glass Animal’ AG Hobby
Brenspaper
Ham Fisher
HULLO
Mistah
BY Ahern
Egad
Horace
Mammoth Cave
Ume
Ee-Gad
Sam
BY Willy
Tae
BY Smal
Boots
Hyaa
BY Mar
K. UN Wee, Ann
Yra North
BY Thompson and
Jacks
Myra
Sir Edmond
Lulu Belle
Orm
BY Hamle
Nix
Ossie
Swen
By Blosa
Island
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