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Despite the interest in North Carolina's mountain folkways, witchcraft is dying out and is becoming increasingly hard to find and study.
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When Sidney L. Alderman founded the Alderman Photo Co. in 1880, he used egg whites to make his own emulsions, and photographed furniture perched on barrels outside warehouses. Today, Alderman's operates in two large buildings in High Point, using the most modern techniques, lighting, and photographic equipment modern science can devise.
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The first state-wide Scholastic Art Exhibition, which was recently held in Winston-Salem, brought to light dozens of talented youngsters.
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Jarrett's at Dillsboro is one of the few remaining old-time frontier inns.
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