Puffers and Ocean Sunfish of the Southern Seas Afloat
The article describes Uncle Ray's Corner puffers or swell fish as southern natives that migrate to the northern Atlantic in warm months. Puffers swell when air is drawn in, float like corks, reach up to three feet and five to six pounds, and are caught by nets or hooks. Some puffers survive shark digestion, and varieties include the porcupine fish with long prickles. It also notes the ocean sunfish weighing over half a ton and reaching ten feet long and high.
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Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Long Island
Alcazar of Toledo Under Fire as Loyalists Capture City
In Toledo Spain the Alcazar fortress is again attacked during the civil war as loyalists seize the city from insurgents. Toledo once a thriving center, now faces ruin amid a fall in population and enduring historic fame linked to El Greco and Cervantes. A 1931 Spain stamp depicts the Alcantara bridge built by the Moors. Separately a North Carolina public notice announces a divorce action in High Point with required court appearance.
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Alcazar
Toledo
Spain
el Greco
Cervantes
Rome
Alcantara
Tagus River
North Carolina
High Point
Etta Mae
Ma— Court
City of
Julian C. Franklin
N. C
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