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for The State Vol. 15 Issue 4, June 1947
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It is comparatively easy to gain the top of Mount Mitchell today, but conditions were greatly different before the advent of good roads in the mountain area.
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14261
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A Tar Heel describes his visit to the famous English palace of Hampton Court, where Sir Walter Raleigh plead with Queen Elizabeth I and where Manteo and Wanchese visited.
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14262
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The production of cellophane containers is developing into quite a business in North Carolina. Future prospects are considered bright.
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14263
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Mr. N. R. Hedgecock has a most unusual vocation - he duplicates the kind of bricks that were made in this country during the colonial era, and he uses exactly the same methods.
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14264
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If you want to see the progress in the western half of North Carolina along all lines - industrial, agricultural, delightful living conditions - then The State suggests you pay a visit to Hendersonville, North Carolina.
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14265
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Another story of unusual interest about old homes is that of Myrtle Bower, in Edgecombe County, built in the 1820s. Home of the Hart family for generations, down its shady avenue rode the gentry of a century ago, and along the same road came the marauding army, or parts of it, of the notorious Sherman in 1865.
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