New Hampshire: Puritan Roots Shape Its Enduring Spirit
Edward Emerine writes that New Hampshire preserves Puritan thrift, work ethic, and individuality despite waves of change. He recalls early settlers and leaders like Webster, Pierce, Chase, and Aldrich, plus Revolutionary patriots Sullivan and Langdon, noting NH’s pivotal role in Bunker Hill, Saratoga, and independence.
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New England
New Hampshire
Europe
Daniel Webster
Pres
Franklin Pierce
Salmon P. Chase
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
John Sullivan
Dunham
John Langdon
Fort William and Mary
New Castle
Fort Constitution
Bunker Hill
Stark
Burgoyne
Gates
Saratoga
Continental Congress
Dover
Ports
Jesus
Saul
Damascus
God
Christ Jesus
Paul
Christ
New Hampshire resources fuel unique industrial growth
The text describes New Hampshire's abundant natural resources including gravel, sand, granite, timber, soil and minerals fueling a diversified economy. It highlights mills and factories making chemical products, electrical gear, leather goods, machinery, wood and paper products, plus a dairy industry valued near ten million dollars annually. It notes extensive farming units and a strong tourism draw from White Mountains and coastal areas alongside historic sites and institutions.
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Nature
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Merrimack
Distinctive Setting Adds to New Hampshire's Charm
New Hampshire's scenery enhances its appeal with mountains valleys and forests. The White Mountains lure visitors while the lakes district hosts agricultural towns and industrial cities such as Laconia North Conway Rochester Somersworth and Dover. The eastern slope features rollings hills coastal beaches and broad farmland as Merrimack and Connecticut valleys drive agriculture and industry.
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New Hampshire
Lakes District
Laconia
North Conway
Connecticut Valley
Merrimack Valley
Rochester
Somersworth
Dover
Lesson Topic and Scripture Texts for October 13
The lesson outlines for October 13 present selected subjects and scripture texts, organized for study by the International Council of Religious Education under permission. It lists the chosen focus areas and guiding passages for the instructional session.
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International Council of Religious Education
Practical Corner Dressing Table With Triple Mirror
A simple project from a thirty six inch square plywood forms a dressing table with a triple mirror and overhead shelf. The SEWING Book 8 expands on this idea with illustrated directions for over thirty home projects. To obtain Book 8, send 15c with name and address to the given address.
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Fleischmann
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