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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1936
Page
6
Uncle Ray presents Julius Bute questions on solar energy and the sun’s age. He explains stars differ in size, that dinosaurs burned more heat, and that Earth’s spin may slow only over geological times. He notes Mercury’s 88 day year and small land tides versus ocean tides, with no danger of rapid change.
A reader to Uncle Ray at The Enterprise High Point requests a complimentary illustrated leaflet titled “Seven Wonders of the World.” The note includes an 8 cent stamped return envelope and asks for the leaflet to be sent to the sender’s address.
The crossword style list presents themed clues spanning personalities objects and terms from watercress to vampire with various wordplay hints and numeric positions. Answers are likely common vocabulary arranged by numbered coordinates across the puzzle.
PAIN S civil war again may make the internationally controlled zone of Tangier the crux of a new Moorish uprising. England many years ago saw the value of this point of land opposite Gibraltar as the key to the Mediterranean and the Orient. Founded according to legend by Anteus this point formed the base of operations of Hercules Phoenicians Romans Vandals Moors swept over the city.
The text explains tides rise with the moon's gravity, but Earth's gravity keeps waters from lifting too high. Moon gravity pulls on objects, yet its effect on small items is too slight to measure.
Governor Ehringhaus paroles Levi Blackman a Union County man sentenced in February 1935 to seven years for second degree murder. The governor cited lack of criminal intent and that justice will be served by his release at this time.
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