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In a remarkable coincidence in American industrial and merchandising history, the all-state football starring son of a Davidson College professor, Joe McConnell, has teamed up with the son of a Huntsville farmer, Edward Little, to head the vast empire of Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company.
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Standing in the Floyd Bottoms of the Oconaluftee Ranger Station is a complete pioneer homestead - home, barns, and other out buildings. The 12-unit group was erected to show visitors how life was lived in the mountains.
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Leon Brown, a rural mail carrier who lives in Selma, North Carolina, has a set-up for raising big, active, hybrid earthworms. Besides being fun, the hobby pays off when Brown markets the worms during the fishing season; he has even produced a hybrid of worms developed from Neuse River blue worms and red wrigglers.
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