Amulets Through the Ages by Clark Kinnaird II
A historical look at charms and talismans as valuable collectibles found in family possessions and rummage sales. The piece notes beliefs in protective powers against witchcraft illness and accidents, with references to parchment charms, jewelry wearables, and a 1890s electric belt claimed to boost vitality and curing ability.
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Mist
King Features
Retired Prof Suall Climbs Pike's Peak
RALEIGH AP Retired NCSU English professor Ed win Paget spends summers climbing Pike's Peak and says he has completed 490 climbs, aiming for 500 by July. In his 70s, Paget ranks as a local legend for the mountain and promotes a theory that lungs and heart peak around 75 with daily exercise. Col George Hinkel presents him with an award naming Paget Century's Most Significant Man.
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Raleigh
N.C
Edwin Paget
North Carolina State University
Pike's Peak
Paget
Colorado Springs
Colo
Col
George Hinkel
Air Force
Flying Tigers
Col. Hinkel
Hinkel
Pike’s Peak
Tve
Jess
Fordham Named Head of UNC Medical School
Dr Christoper Co Fordham III of the Medical College of Georgia at Augusta will become dean of the University of North Carolina School of Medicine. He succeeds Dr Isaac M Taylor who steps down to teach in the medicine department. Fordham has led the Georgia medical school for two years after earlier UNC roles. He is a Greensboro native and UNC Chapel Hill alumnus who earned his MD at Harvard in 1951 and trained at Georgetown Hospital.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
Christoper Co. Fordham III
Medical College of Georgia At
Augusta
University of North Carolina School of Medicine
UNC
J. Carlyle Sitterson
Fordham
Isaac M. Taylor
Medical College of Georgia
UNC School of Medicine
Medical School
Greensboro
Harvard
Georgetown, University Hospital
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