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Saturday, November 30, 2013
Whole Wheat for the Whole Family, 1942
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Nutritionists have been recommending whole grains for many years now, but take a look at what it meant to for our grandmothers and great-gra...
Friday, November 29, 2013
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Mrs. Epsy Johnson (center) of Laurel, Mississippi, is 1973 Cultural Arts Chairman, National Extension Homemakers Council. Seen with her ...
Thursday, November 28, 2013
On the H.T. Herring Farm in Greene County, 1945
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"Carolina Farm Comment" by F.H. Jeter, Extension Editor, N.C. State College, as published in the Wilmington Star in 1945 On the...
Thanksgiving Greetings from the Past
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Yahoo has a slide show of old Thanksgiving postcards at: http://news.yahoo.com/photos/vintage-illustrations-as-thanksgiving-greetings-13...
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Who Was Still Working at Age 75 and Older in 1930?
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Before Social Security, many of the people we call Senior Citizens today were still in the work force. And take a look at the percentages of...
Preparing the Farm for the War Effort, 1941
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North Carolina's extension program in 1941 will be a defense program in that it will have for its fundamental purpose the preparation of...
Homegrown Vegetables Will Help Win the War, 1941
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Farm people of Caswell County, brought to a realization of the need of a constructive program for their county by committee work in the land...
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