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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1936
Page
10
A centrifugal carburetor prototype introduced in Germany can convert a gasoline engine into an oil burner. A new market tool is designed to pull broken axle stubs without removing the differential.
Public foreclosure sale of a trust property by substitute trustee T C Abernethy. The notice specifies a deed dated August 16 1934 by L B Welborn and wife Jeffie C Welborn to C B Noble and later substitution of trust for S Noble. Sale at public auction for cash with five percent deposit. Property on Albert Street Kennedy Street area in Guilford County. August 28 1936. Hoyle & Hoyle, attorneys.
In Bavaria a Jurassic era bird fossil named Archeopteryx shows a beaked mouth with teeth a long feathered tail and wing claws. The creature perching feet suggest limited flight and possible vocal sounds. The article notes earlier flying lizards lacked feathers and mentions a Hoatzin comparison.
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