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for The State Vol. 18 Issue 7, July 1950
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13904
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Despite the fact that patronage has fallen off to some extent for the Old Car 78, it's still an interesting and enjoyable experience to ride her to and from the mountains.
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13905
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Tar Heels who want real fishing don't need to leave their own state, because North Carolina has anything from rainbow trout to tarpon.
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13906
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Dean details the history of the automobile in North Carolina.
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13907
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Nowhere else in North Carolina did early settlers live on a grander scale than those who first settled on large plantations along the Pasquotank River.
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13908
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The first revolving gun is said to have been made by John Gill of New Bern, but someone stole the idea from him and had it patented before he could succeed in doing so.
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