Puritan Roots Define New Hampshire Heavy Heritage
Edward Emerine traces New Hampshire's lasting Puritan influence from early settlers, the enduring work ethic, and retentive humor to a landscape shaped by granite and rivers. He highlights the state’s role in Revolution, notable figures, industry, agriculture, and travel appeal from Portsmouth to Mount Washington.
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New Hampshire
Europe
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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
New Hampshire Assembly
Dover
Ports
1946 College football slate draws eye of nation
The year’s packed schedule features key clashes on October 12 with Army at Michigan and Indiana versus Illinois, and October 19 sees Georgia versus Oklahoma A&M and Alabama versus Tennessee. Navy, Duke, Army and Columbia in tight dates frame the top matchups amid season-long buzz.
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Frank Thomas
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Pennsylvania
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Notre Dame
Biff Jones
Frank Leahy
Penn
Harvard
Southern California
UCLA
Tulane
Rutgers
Distinctive Setting Adds to New Hampshire's Charm
New Hampshire's appeal lies in its mountain scenery and valleys. The eastern slope slopes southeast to the Atlantic and hosts long seashore and coastal beaches. The state features White Mountains and hundreds of ponds, granite ledges, expanding forests, and notable towns like Laconia North Conway Rochester Somersworth Dover.
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White Mountain National Forest
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Portsmouth
Dartmouth College
Hanover
Daniel Webster
Franklin
Kinsman Notch
Mount Washington
Lakes District
Laconia
North Conway
Connecticut Valley
Merrimack Valley
Rochester
Somersworth
Dover
Practical Corner Dressing Table with Triple Mirror
A corner dressing table design with a triple mirror solves viewing the back of a hairstyle. Made from a 36 inch square plywood, it includes an overhead shelf and fits into a corner for close seating. Full directions and more projects are in SEWING Packet 8, with a 15 cent book offer.
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