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Andrew Muxen waited until after he was eighty years old to start a new business. Now, at 89, he has made a success managing the Spruce Pine Mica Company and enjoys the work thoroughly.
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14428
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Geese are arriving daily at Lake Mattamuskeet, near New Holland, North Carolina, and just as soon as the law allows, which is on December 8th in this zone, the geese will be followed by gunners, whose migration south is just as inexorable as that of the geese.
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The Freedom Train is a traveling shrine of Liberty, carrying directly to the American people 128 documents from which our government of free people has been evolved; records constituting the most precious pieces history. The Train will make five stops in North Carolina during the course of its tour through the 48 states.
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14430
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A unique course in auto driving proves extremely effective as part of the curriculum at High Point High School.
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14431
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Frederick Henry Koch was a professor of dramatic arts at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; he was a legend before his time and will be remembered fondly by all who knew him.
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Rocky Mount has gone places in recent years. Here is a brief summary of what the town has accomplished in its march of progress and development.
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