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Edens writes about a political rally she attended as a child in the summer of 1900. Politician Governor Aycock was scheduled to stop in Lumberton on his train ride campaign. The author recalls details of the procession and the pomp of the ceremony before the governor's arrival but little of the actual political speech delivered.
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14577
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During 1946, North Carolina ranked below national education standards but was showing encouraging signs of improving education of the state's youth. Though ranked poorly nationally, it did rank above twelve other Southern states. A history of public school developments is outlined beginning with establishment of public schools by Archibald D. Murphey in 1794.
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