Vocational Work Conference Set for Raleigh Next Week
A state wide conference on supervision of vocational education will run from April 22 for ten days in Raleigh. Federal and state educators will lead instruction in supervision techniques for agriculture home economics trades and vocational rehabilitation with field practice. Attendance is expected from workers across North Carolina's 100 counties and features leaders from the federal board of vocational education and North Carolina State College.
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Raleigh
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Washington, D. C
Agricul
Ture
Charles R. Allen
J. A. Linke
Allen
C. H. Lane
H. B. Swanson
Edith M.thomas
Marie White
C. K E. Rakestraw
H. O. Sargent
Rebecca F. Cushing
Isabel N. Young
M.L. Rhodes
H. L. Stanton
T. E. Browne
Roy H. Thomas
J. K. Coggin
FE. N. Meekins
A. L. Beachey
J. M. Osteen
L. Ek. Cook
N. C. State College
E. W. Boshart
L. O. Armstrong
Proud Mother Credits California Fig Syrup for Son’s Health
In Raleigh North Carolina Kermit Holmes age eleven is praised by his mother for his bright active health. She credits California Fig Syrup with quick gentle cleansing for upset or cold and says it helps tone weak bowels and stomach. The ad endorses the product as genuine safe and effective.
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Kermit Holmes
E. Martin St
Raleigh
N. C
California
Air Ambulances Patrol Sahera Desert Network
The U S department of commerce reports a fledgling aerial ambulance squad patrolling the Sahera Desert. In urgent cases the on duty doctor contacts the nearest aviation center and an air ambulance is dispatched to transfer the patient to a distant hospital.
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Washington
Sahera
U. S. Department of Commerce
Its All Hereditary Belief From Dr Herskovits
Chicago report notes Dr. Melville Herskovits of Northwestern argues success is determined by heredity regardless of training. The professor insists genetics largely explains achievements, shaping views on skill and luck.
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Chicago
Melville J. Herskovits
Northwestern
Brilliance Tied to Stock, Not Upbringing Says University
A university figure argues that brilliance stems from elite stock, claiming gifted parents produce gifted offspring while suggesting a union of less capable people yields lesser children.
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University
Union of
Bell Ringer Tom Lewis Keeps England’s Oldest Record
Tom Lewis, 85, claims to be the oldest active bell ringer in England with seventy two years’ service on the Duke of Devonshire estate. He says he rang the wedding peals for King Edward and for the Duke of York sixty years apart.
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London
Tom Lewis
England
Duke of Devonshire
Edward
Duke of York
Pope's Full Title Clarified in Historic Ledger
A historical record lists the Pope with his full ceremonial titles including Bishop of Rome Vicar of Jesus Christ Successor to St Peter and Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church reflecting the era’s formal church hierarchy.
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Pope
Rome
Jesus Christ
St. Peter
Prince of the Apostles
The
Universal Church
the West
Italy
Holy Roman Church
Marriage types and Sue’s quiet resolve at luncheon
At a luncheon Sue ponders two kinds of marriage as Jack probes the idea. She prefers a forever love over a shallow bond and vows to be true to Harry, despite life’s twists. The conversation touches on love, aging, and the search for an elusive connection.
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Sue
Jack
Miss Parsons
Harry
Nancy
Critics Of Universal Education Are Scored By Edgar W Knight
CHAPEL HILL Apr. 18 Dr Edgar W Knight UNC education professor defends democratic college system against critics seeking elite only options. He highlights private institutions favoring closed admission and a top ten percent selection, labeling such a Utopia college and arguing for broad access to higher learning.
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Edgar W. Knight
Chapel Hill
Middlesex
University of North Carolina
Journal of Adult Education
Macaulay
Utopia
Knight
Dr. Knight
Utopia College
Tobacco Grown 26 to 30 Years Without Rotation Found
Wisconsin university experts report tobacco can be grown on the same land for 26 to 30 years without crop rotation. This finding highlights long term soil impacts and the need for managing pest, disease, and nutrient balance in tobacco fields.
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Wisconsin University
If Skinny Beware Says Doctor Weight Gain Product Ad
An old advertisement claims "Skinny folks" are prone to grave diseases and offers New Ironized Yeast as a rapid weight and health booster. It promises 5 to 15 lbs in three weeks, relief from nervousness and indigestion, clearer skin, and quick pep. The ad touts two tonics in one and a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Ady
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