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John Price explains how his mill works.
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John Price speaks about how he keeps himself entertained.
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John Price on falling through a bridge.
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John Price talks about how his family has kept the traditions of family reunions the past 25 years in July.
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John Price talks about coordinating a fish fry for 125 people during a Labor Day weekend.
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The document includes transcripts for John Price's audio.
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A fourth-generation miller from Parksville, S.C. (McCormick County). The water-powered mill has been in the Price family for over 100 years and features oil-soaked, wooden gears. Price is known for...
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The history of John Price's mill.
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John Price speaks more about the mill.
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John Price on railroad workers.
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John Price, a 4th generation miller talks fondly about selling rabbits as a kid.