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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1936
Page
6
A reader asks about the sun’s energy and the earth’s spinning. Julius Butz’s letter explores solar heat, sun age, and how planetary rotation works, noting Mercury’s slow spin and tiny terrestrial tides while suggesting earth’s rotation may slow only over vast times.
A letter to Ray at The Enterprise High Point asks for a free illustrated leaflet. The writer encloses a stamped return envelope addressed to themselves and requests the brochure, providing name and location fields.
A word puzzle listing across clues and answers including terms like Hail, water cress, whirlpool, eject, road, golf device, note in Guido scale, boy, folding bed, bulbid bulbs, consump, seraglio, epic poem, Latin, right, answer to previous puzzle, public clues and more. It blends historical cross reference with terse definitions and characteristic puzzle format.
The article recalls Tangier as a strategic international zone opposite Gibraltar with a history of foreign rule from Ancients to Moors. It notes 1923 arrangements by England France Spain and the Mendoub creating governance by representative groups, shaping Tangier’s unique status amid regional tensions.
The text explains that tides become larger with the Moon’s gravity but that the oceans do not rise excessively because gravity from Earth counters the Moon’s pull. It notes that the Moon exerts a gravitational force on small objects, but the effect is too small to measure.
Governor Ehringhaus releases Levi Blackman from a seven year second degree murder sentence. Parole cites lack of criminal intent and serving ends of justice. Blackman is from Union County and was sentenced in February 1935.
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