Kings Mountain Battle Remembered as War Heroic Victory
A historical recount notes the October 7 1780 King’s Mountain fight where frontier volunteers defeated Ferguson’s British force. It links the victory to a future national military park and a planned recreation area, honoring the patriots and their frontier allies who coordinated from Wilkes and Surrey counties to Shelby and Sevier. The piece stresses the battle’s strategic impact in the southern campaign and marks the area’s 10810 acre transfer into federal ownership for commemoration and public use.
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South Carolina
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National Military Park
Lehose
Kings Mountain
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Patriota
South
Georgia
Sir Henry Clinton
Charleston
Marlon
Swamp Fox
Sumter
Carolina
Lord Cornwallia
North Carolina
Patrick Ferguson
Carolinas
Charles McDowell
Burke County
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Broad River
Ferguson
John Sevier
Isaac
Shelby
Tennessee
Bevier
McDowell
Sullivan County
Mangrove
Milla
Gates
Camden
Lend Cornwallis
Baron de Kalk
Cornwallis
Rumler
Pishing Creek
Carowallis
Charlotte
Verguson
Sevier
Yemen
Ieee
Armoro
Mountaios
Kixhbethton
Dann
Ford Counties
William Campbell
Washington County
Arthur Campbell
Samuel Doak
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Gideon
Dow
Quaker Meadows
Cleveland
Wilkes County
Winston
Surrey
King’s Mountain
Cornwalls
Cowthas
Horace Sadat
Old Fashioned Patchwork Quilts by Grandmother Clark
Grandmother Clark promotes winter quilting as patchwork becomes easier with abundant patches diagrams and instruction books. Book No 20 shows 20 quilt designs with cutting diagrams and 12 and 1 inch block methods. Send 10 cents for Book No 2 by mail to Home Craft, St. Louis Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Enclose stamped return envelope.
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Grandmother Clark
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Dynamite Accidents Kill Two Men in Separate States
In Fort Myers Florida O J Ball afty one superintendent of light and power company placed a stick of dynamite in his mouth and lighted the fuse causing a fatal explosion. In Estherville Iowa Burt Bloom a sixty year old retired farmer placed dynamite in a rock bed lit the fuse stood back and the charge exploded killing him.
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Fort Myers
Fla
J. Ball
Afty
Light and Power Company
Estherville
Iowa
Burt Bloom
Bloom
Check Your Record for a Buoyant Healthy Personality
A practical guide from Ruth Martin in Good Housekeeping urges balance in daily life. Emphasizing nourishing meals, sleep, sunlight, exercise, and calm temperament, it links mental factors like brooding and sensitivity to skin health and overall vitality.
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Ruth Martin
Good Housekeeping
Unclear phrasing about raising a son and independence
The text expresses a crude view on parenting and male maturity, suggesting burdens of raising a boy and unrealistic expectations of self-sufficiency by adulthood. No concrete people, places, or organizations are identifiable.
Common Hobos Reflect on Leisure and Work
A terse fragment notes two hobos surveying a crowd of pleasure seekers. The first hobo states all days, the second agrees, saying it feels common when no one is working. The lines capture a raw, street essence of labor and leisure in a single, stark exchange.
No Promotions From Training Camp Boy Letter
A playful note quotes a trainee at a training camp asking about promotions and reporting that he has become the fastest potato peeler in his company. The line reflects lighthearted morale during service training.
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