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1.A Strong and Creative Work Ethic by Allen, J. Timothy Carolina Country Vol. 47 Issue 3, March 2015
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The community of Snow Camp, located in Alamance County, is known for its Quaker heritage. Beginning in the mid-1700s, Quaker residents established a variety of businesses, including theaters, mills, and stores. These businesses, as well as the Quaker culture, left their mark on this small community, providing an interesting local history.
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The medical profession played an important role in her decade’s journey of healing. As Rose Turner proved, though, healing also involved a divine entity.
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The medical profession played an important role in her decade’s journey of healing. As Rose Turner proved, though, healing also involved a divine entity.
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Help involves the use of modern technological tools, but the role that people play in the restoration of electrical power is still crucial. How humans help involved a discussion of the restoration process and how good customer service is a pertinent component of the process.
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35305
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Caroline Howell's guide for this year’s included topics appealing to readers with a homestyle or greenhouse green thumb. Topics ranged from gardening tips to growing seasons, from creating feeders for Nyjer or thistle seed to poaching restrictions that carry a felony weight.
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Catherine O'Dell revealed that this facility was designed to help pass down the love of hunting to young people in the area. Involved in this labor of love included Hunters Helping Kids, a group of electric utility employees, and local family and friends of the director.
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This sextet of tales illustrated the value of ancestors, whether living nearby or in family recollections. Value was defined by lightening the load of town and country living with a good sense of humor, providing salt for Appalachian areas where it was a rarity, being taught to appreciate life’s finer things or tough love, and a prized tea set surviving WWII bombing.
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