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44737
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"In 1917, more than 2,000 German officers, sailors and civilians were taken in by a small town in Madison County, finding common ground amid a global conflict." In the spring of 1917, the U.S. government had selected the town of Hot springs as an internment camp for "officers, sailors, and passengers who'd been on civilian German ships caught in U.S. and U.S.-controlled harbors upon America's entry into the war."
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44858
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"The Farm Life Schools that Began Sprouting up across the state more than a century ago have nurtured a reverence for learning and the land." Back in 1911, north Carolina passed legislation to support "farm life schools" for preparing children for farm life and homemaking. Discussed are schools that were established in Griffins Township (Martin County) and Vanceboro, N.C.
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