Battle and Campaign in Greene's South Campaign
The 1781 Guilford Court House battle in North Carolina showed Gen. Nathanael Greene losing a battle but winning the campaign. Greene’s strategic retreat and feints, aided by Morgan and Lee, kept the British off balance as Cornwallis advanced, leading to Yorktown and British defeat. The piece notes Greene’s risked, calculated maneuvers and quotes Cornwallis and a postwar reflection on Greene’s resilience.
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Elmo Scott Watson
Guilford Court House
North Carolina
Washington
Trenton
Wayne
Stony Point
Kings Mountain
Nathanael Greene
Henry Clinton
Charleston
Lincoln
Georgia
South Carolina
Lord Cornwallis
South
Congress
Gates
Saratoga
Baron de Kalb
Willows
Camden
de Kalb
Cornwallis
Ferguson
Winnsboro
Greene
Charlotte
N. C
Baron Steuben
Daniel Morgan
John Laurens
Harry” Lee
William Washington
Marion
Pickens
Sumter
Carolina
Morgan
Augusta
Isaac Huger
Pedee
Georgetown
Kosciuszko
Carrington
Col
Banastre Tarleton
Cowpens
Catawba
Huger
Gortiwallis
Ramsour’s Mills
Yadkin
Dan River
Lower Dan
Steuben
Virginia
Dan
Ramsour's
Carolinas
Otho Williams
Maryland
Brady
Guilford
Fox
Wilmington
Lord Rawdon
Hobkirk’s Hill
Ninety- Six
Eutaw Springs
Stewart
Rawdon
Yorktown
Union
North Carolina Poultry Records Show Profitable Flocks
A 1930 study from 43 counties shows 128 flocks totaling 21 425 birds produced 3 426 259 eggs and $99 325 30 gross income. Feed costs of $50 220 80 left a $49 104 50 profit. emphasis on care and disease control boosts commercial poultry value in NC.
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North Carolina
YP. A. Leese
North Carolina State College
Seese
Vitamin D boosts egg yield in UW pullets study
At the University of Wisconsin Dr J G Halpin reports pullets without sun or cod liver oil averaged 68.5 eggs from Oct 1 to Apr 30 last year. Yeast fed pullets laid 96.6 eggs while irradiated yeast, 71.2 eggs. Pea fed cod liver oil produced 106.8 eggs and mercury arc lamp UV light yielded 116 eggs. He urges opening winter sunlit windows and keeping UV admitting glass clean.
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University of Wisconsin
J. G. Halpin
Halpin
Poultry Notes On Egg Shells Mating And Brooder Care
Prevention of infection in young chicks requires separate housing for young and old stock. Keep the coop clean daily to avoid vitiated air. Shell color relates to ear lobes and breeds. white lobes yield white shells, red lobes yield brown shells.
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Plymouth Rocks
Brain and Willingness Make Football Players
Knute K. Rockne argues that modern football rewards brains and disciplined training over raw brawn. He notes most players improve with effort, and psychology helps average prospects reach a niche through careful instruction and patient study.
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Knute K. Rockne
Collier's
Office Aims to Hire Everything Except Courage
A terse idea notes that all office duties can be filled with skills and resources, yet courage remains the missing, voluntary trait that often proves essential for leadership and startup momentum.
Our Unknown Relatives Not One Person In Ten Can Tell You
A concise line from American Magazine notes that only about one in ten people can name their grandparents or specify where they were born, highlighting gaps in family history knowledge.
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American Magazine
Not Stocked Lady Complains of Courtesy at Shop
Sourced dialogue notes a customer complaining of lack of courtesy while the shopkeeper defends showing all available goods. The exchange reflects tensions in service and perception within a Stockholm setting.
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Stockholm
Texas to Pay Honor to Deaf Smith Hero of Independence
A granite monument rises in Richmond Episcopal grave yard to Deaf Smith, the Texas independence hero who burned a bridge behind Gen. Sam Houston's army at San Jacinto. Sculptor Louis Rodriguez will unveil the memorial which recalls Smith's life from New York birth to his death in 1887 and his role in Texas victory.
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Richmond
Texas
Deaf Smith
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
Louis Rodriguez
San An
Tonio
Smith
New York
Mississippi
New Orleans
Signature of Chas H Fletcher Found on Wrapper
The wrapper bears the printed signature of Chas H Fletcher. Details about the context or provenance are not provided in the available text.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
Neighborhood Party Sparks Curiosity Over Guest Costs
A social note hints at inviting a new neighbor to a gathering while raising questions about the guest’s permanent wage. The remark underscores local curiosity about earnings and social introductions in the community.
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Col. Liemay Lee
Othoh
Coz, Lletl
Wasilington
E. L. Burnett
Cornell University
Minorcas
Garfield
Dean’s
Dean
T. C. Cook
Darwin Drive
Los Angeles
Calif
Doan
Castoria
Caroren
Freerom
Joo Drors
Piaf
Sith
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