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    • The Old Regular Baptist

    • The Old Regular Baptist

    • Religion; Religious events; newspapers

    • This is a newspaper printed by the Old Regular Baptists at Millstone, Kentucky. This is volume 2, whole number 20, number 8, and was printed in September 1925. It has letters, editorial, and obituaries.
    • Lost Indian

    • Lost Indian

    • Fiddle music;

    • This tune is from a cassette labelled 'Bascom Lamar Lunsford', a song collecter and organizer of the Mountain Dance and Folk Festival in Asheville. This was probably recorded at the Bascom Lamar Lunsford Festival, held at Mars Hill College each...
    • Women taste molasses

    • Women taste molasses

    • Food; Home food processing; Molasses

    • Three women and one man stand around a rectangular vat used to boil sorghum juice into molasses. Two women are bent over, running their fingers along the bottom and sides of the vat. The other woman licks one of her fingers to taste the just-made...
    • Lost Indian

    • Lost Indian

    • Bands; Radio; Fiddle music

    • Tommy Magness fiddles with a band, performing live over a radio station in Roanoke, Virginia. Tommy was a member of Roy Hall's Blue Ridge Entertainers and also led the Orange Blossom Boys. Clayton Hall and Jay Hugh Hall were also in both of these...
    • Indian ancestors (talking)

    • Indian ancestors (talking)

    • Interviews;

    • Tommy Millard (born May 19, 1911) talks with Wayne Erbsen in Tommy's home in Asheville about his history of comedy and music. Tommy was an early medicine show comedian, one of the first entertainers on the Grand Ole Opry, and performed with Bill...
    • Men stir boiling molasses

    • Men stir boiling molasses

    • Home food processing; Molasses

    • Two men sit on chairs on either side of a long, low, rectangular vat of cooking sorghum juice. One man stirs the liquid while the other man holds up his stirring utensil, a flat, square, metal head with a wooden handle that resembles a shovel. ...
    • Transferring molasses into crock

    • Transferring molasses into crock

    • Home food processing; Molasses

    • Two women kneel on the ground around a stone crock. A burlap sack lines the inside of the crock, held in place by the women's hands. One woman ladles molasses from the cooking vat into the crock with a saucepan. Other crocks and metal tubs sit...
    • Women strain molasses

    • Women strain molasses

    • Home food processing; Molasses

    • Two women kneel on the ground with a large crock between them. The women hold a burlap sack over the edges of the crock. One woman moves a saucepan full of molasses from a rectangular vat to the crock. Other women stand in the background, with...
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